Economy
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Here’s One Economic Story Nobody In The White House Wants To Talk About
By Alfredo Ortiz The biggest story in America almost no one is talking about continues: Workers’ real wages and living…
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California Votes To Save Its Last Nuclear Plant To Fight Energy Shortages
By Jack McEvoy California’s legislature voted overnight to keep the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant, the state’s last nuclear power plant,…
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‘Woke Nonsense’: Biden Admin To Shell Out Millions In Grants To Recruit ‘Diverse’ Farmers, Ranchers And Forest Land Owners
By Gabe Kaminsky The Biden administration will shell out millions in grants to recruit minority farmers, ranchers and forest land…
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A bad reason for writing off student loans
Most people can afford to make payments on their student loans, because the unemployment rate is only 2 percent for…
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Oil CEO Makes Grim Prediction About The Duration Of Europe’s Energy Crisis
By Jack McEvoy Royal Dutch Shell CEO Ben van Beurden warned reporters at a Monday press conference that Europe’s crisis,…
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One Economic Indicator Could Be Dems’ Achilles Heel Heading Into November. Here’s What It Is
By E.J. Antoni When it comes to gauging the country’s economic health, the media usually focuses on indicators like gross…
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‘Far Greater Pain’: Jerome Powell Issues Grim Prediction On Reining In Inflation
By John Hugh DeMastri The Federal Reserve will not stop interest rate raises designed to combat inflation even if the…
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‘Reckless’: Obama Economist Tears Apart Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness
By John Hugh DeMastri Former Obama administration economist Jason Furman took to Twitter Wednesday afternoon to criticize President Joe Biden’s…
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Biden expected to announce $330 billion bailout for student loan borrowers; critics call it illegal
On August 23, Joe Biden is expected to announce that taxpayers will foot the bill to write off over $300…
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Business Cuts Show Weakening Economy
By John Hugh DeMastri Preliminary data from S&P’s Purchasing Managers’ Index, a prominent measure of business activity, indicates that U.S.…
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Colleges focus on racial ‘diversity’ and ‘equity’ at the expense of free speech, study finds
Colleges are prizing “diversity” and “equity” at the expense of free speech and transparency, judging from a recent study by…
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Rent for one-bedroom apartment hits $5100 per month in Manhattan
This July, the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan rose to $5,113, according to CBS News. That’s $1,000…
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Here’s How The Inflation Reduction Act Breaks The Prescription Drug Pipeline
By Tom Price Price controls never work, yet government officials find them irresistible. They ignore mountains of evidence about their…
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Grocery prices rise fastest since 1979
“Over the last 12 months, grocery prices soared 13.1% – the largest annual increase since the year ending in March…
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Leading Congressional Democrat says Democrats will raise taxes next year
Ranking Democratic Congressman Richard Neal says Democrats will seek to raise corporate and individual tax rates next year, according to…
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EV Maker Rivian Reports Huge Losses Due To Inflation, Supply Chain
By Jack McEvoy Rivian Automotive, an electric vehicle (EV) startup, reported on Thursday that its second-quarter net losses nearly tripled…
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American Wages Are Being Crushed And Beltway Elites Couldn’t Care Less
By Carrie Sheffield There’s a deep disconnect between regular people and Beltway elites who are far removed from everyday suffering.…
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Inflation, Gas Prices Make Even Walmart Too Expensive As Foot Traffic Nosedives
By John Hugh DeMastri Many Walmart shoppers who moved to more local budget options like dollar stores or Aldi when…
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To Avoid Sanctions, Countries Are Ditching The US Dollar
By Micaela Burrow Countries are attempting to divest from the U.S. dollar as sanctions dig into Russian and Iranian economies,…
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Prices rise 20-40% for many products, like eggs, coffee, flour, butter, contrary to Biden prediction
Joe Biden said inflation was “transitory.” Since then, inflation has increased. How much? On Twitter, Joel Griffith of the Heritage…
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Inflation Rages On As Gas, Food Prices Squeeze Americans
By John Hugh DeMastri Inflation remains at historic highs, at 8.5% from July 2021 to 2022, according to a Bureau…
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Alabama Town Gets Rid Of Entire Police Department After Racist Text About Slaves Surfaces
By Brianna Lyman An Alabama town got rid of their entire police department after an officer allegedly sent a racist…
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Senate increases government spending by passing $740 billion bill
The Senate has voted along party lines to ratchet up government spending by passing the misnamed “Inflation Reduction Act.” Although…
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U.S. government gave key technological advance to China
“The U.S. made a breakthrough battery discovery — then gave the technology to China,” reports NPR: When a group of…
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Red States Are Booming While Blue States Have Yet To Recover Post-Pandemic. Here’s Why
By Max Keating Red states have fared better economically than blue states post-pandemic thanks to an influx of new businesses…
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Illinois governor claims own state is a ‘disaster’ to grab more power
During the COVID pandemic, progressive governors gave themselves indefinite emergency powers, through disaster declarations. State law often lets governors declare…
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‘Inflation Reduction Act’ will result in bad loans, rather than reduce inflation
The massive new spending bill agreed to between Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY) and Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) will…
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‘Higher Than We Expect’: Top Fed Official Issues Grim Prediction On Reining In Inflation
By Max Keating Neel Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, poured cold water on optimism that the Fed could…
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Genetically engineered rice needs less fertilizer, feeds more people
Green activists want to ban nitrogen fertilizer, which is essential to feeding the world’s people. When nitrogen fertilizer is banned,…
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Biden’s Head Is In The Clouds On Energy Policy And The American People Are Paying For It
By Jason Isaac It’s no secret that President Joe Biden has a bone to pick with the fossil fuel industry.…
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Fed Scrambles To Get A Grip On Inflation While Manchin Hands Schumer A Green Spending Spree
By Carrie Sheffield The Federal Reserve hiking interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point on Wednesday is more evidence…
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Unaccountable accreditation agencies mess up colleges, pressure them to prefer certain races
Accreditation agencies are messing up colleges by pressuring them to adopt “equity” and “diversity” mandates that prefer some races over…
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‘Complete Collapse’: Here’s How ESG Destroyed One Nation’s Economy
By Micaela Burrow Sri Lanka has run out of fuel and is facing the worst economic crisis in decades. A…
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