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Treasury Removes Jackson From $20 Bill, Will Replace Him With Harriet Tubman

Treasury Removes Jackson From $20 Bill, Will Replace Him With Harriet Tubman

Presenting an artist's impression of what your new $20 bill will soon look like.

 

It's official.

Moments ago Politico reported that the U.S. Treasury will announce that it plans to replace former President Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill with Harriet Tubman, the sources said. There will also be changes to the $5 bill to depict civil rights era leaders.

Stocks, Oil Continue Surging On Fake OPEC Meeting That Was Already Denied

Stocks, Oil Continue Surging On Fake OPEC Meeting That Was Already Denied

This is just becoming a farce now... Having soared above yesterday's highs on the Iraqi' deputy oil minister's comments on renewed production freeze meetings, Russia has poured cold water all over it... RUSSIA SAYS NO AGREEMENT ON OIL MEETING IN MAY IN RUSSIA

But no reaction in crude...

 

Or stocks...

 

Just as we tweeted seconds before...

The Democratic Party Now Belongs to Hillary Clinton

For all intents and purposes, Hillary Clinton clinched the Democratic presidential nomination yesterday with a resounding double-digit win over Bernie Sanders in New York’s primary. From here on, the upcoming Democratic contests will have the air of a coronation procession for Clinton, and a death march for Sanders. The septuagenarian may continue to gripe about superdelegates, but his 280,000-vote loss in New York was a reminder that not everyone was feeling the Bern.

China Tests Long Range Ballistic Missile Amid Growing Tensions with U.S.

China has successfully tested it’s newest and longest range intercontinental ballistic missile amid heightened tensions with the US over the South China Sea. The missile is capable of striking the United States in around 30 minutes, either through a polar trajectory or over the Pacific. RT reports: The launch of China’s Dongfeng-41 (East Wind, DF-41) missile was registered by the US satellite tracking system in real time, the Washington Free Beacon reports, although the location of the launch was not immediately revealed.

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