Les répercussions économiques de la guerre menée par l'administration Trump contre l'Iran se font de plus en plus sentir à travers les États-Unis; plusieurs sénateurs républicains avertissent que la flambée des prix pèse sur les ménages et crée une pression croissante pour une fin rapide de cette agression militaire.

Plusieurs sénateurs républicains ont exprimé mercredi leur inquiétude face à la hausse des coûts économiques liés à la guerre, estimant que l'augmentation des prix du carburant et des produits de première nécessité pénalise les Américains ordinaires et pourrait déclencher une réaction politique.

The Majority Of The Population No Longer Believes In The American Dream  

By Michael Snyder
The Economic Collapse  

June 11, 2026

Did you know that the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar has fallen by more than 97 percent since 1913 ? Sadly, as you will see below, the decline in the purchasing power of our currency appears to have greatly accelerated in recent years. Thanks to the rising cost of living, most Americans have lost faith in the American Dream.

By Jeffrey A. Tucker
Brownstone Institute 

June 10, 2026

Many of us have had the intuition that the economic damage from 2020 - including industrial stoppages, monetary printing, supply-chain disruptions, extended school closures, and general population demoralization - was in fact far greater than official statistics indicate.

What follows will shore up this intuition, using new techniques and numbers from an innovative project called RealityIndex.co.

SchiffGold.com  

June 9, 2026

Last week Peter joined Shannon Joy on her podcast to warn listeners that runaway government spending and a corrupting alliance between state and corporate power are eating away at living standards. He connects collapsing consumer confidence, rising interest rates, and a political media culture that shields power to make the case that savers need sound money as insurance against policy failure.

By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com

June 9, 2026

For most people living in wealthy nations, the idea of a famine sounds like something that belongs to another age. It conjures images of black-and-white photographs, desperate migrations, failed harvests, and stories passed down through generations that endured hardships modern societies believe they have long since overcome.

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8 juin 2026, 18:41

La hausse brutale du prix du carburant aérien, provoquée par la guerre contre l'Iran, a particulièrement fragilisé les compagnies à bas coût. D'après le directeur général de l'IATA, Willie Walsh, certaines pourraient disparaître ou être absorbées, tandis que les voyageurs doivent s'attendre à des billets durablement plus chers.

publié le 06/06/2026 Par Olivier Berruyer

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Économiste, historien de la dette et porte-parole du CADTM, Éric Toussaint décrypte la façon dont la finance privée a patiemment pris le pouvoir sur nos sociétés. Il décrit une mécanique d'irresponsabilité organisée, une impunité de classe et une crise majeure qui se prépare. Mais il refuse la fatalité : des solutions existent, à condition de cesser de parler la langue des banques.

By Paul Dragu
The New American  

June 6, 2026

The United States is withholding more than $4 billion in unpaid dues to the United Nations, whose leaders are warning that the globalist organization is on the verge of collapse. Ending the UN would be among the greatest contributions to Americans - nay, to the world - on behalf of the Donald Trump administration.

To its credit, the second Trump administration has caused more problems for the UN than any other before it.

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com 

June 5, 2026

Those seeking housing as shelter cannot compete with wealthy households and entities seeking places to park credit-generated capital for income and/or appreciation.

This will get massive pushback because it's true: either Housing Is Shelter, or Housing Is Just Another Asset in a Bubble Economy-it can't be both. This reality gets pushback because the conversion of housing from shelter into just another asset bubbling higher in a bubble-dependent economy has been so profitable for those inflating the bubble.