Moody's recent decision to downgrade Israel's credit rating has raised concerns about the country's economic future, signaling a shift from decades of growth.

The text argues that despite the emphasis on global warming as the most important problem, the fertility growth rate in the US and Europe has collapsed, posing a threat to population growth and economic stability.

In this podcast episode, the discussion focuses on how the mainstream media supports the Biden administration despite the negative economic growth for the second consecutive quarter.

In this article, Professor Nathan Sussman discusses the implementation of a carbon tax in Israel as a means to lower emissions without hindering business activity and growth.

Noah Rothman discusses the Biden administration's push for trillions in infrastructure spending despite a strong job market and anticipated economic growth.

The podcast discusses a significant economic growth of over 33%, pointing out that the president is unlikely to receive much credit for it.

The text discusses the documentary "Planet of the Humans" which questions the efficacy of green technology like solar panels and wind turbines, suggesting they still harm the environment.