Economy
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The Biden Admin Overestimated Recent Job Growth By Over 10,000%, Fed Report Says
By John Hugh DeMastri The Bureau of Labor Statistics overestimated the number of jobs added nationwide from March through June…
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Biden’s Labor Department Is Even Putting Santa In The Crosshairs With Its Newly Proposed Rules
By Carrie Lukas The Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed new restrictions on independent contracting that will hit independent workers…
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American Scientists Just Made A Huge Energy Breakthrough: REPORT
By Jack McEvoy U.S. government scientists have recently managed to make significant progress toward successfully utilizing fusion energy, according to…
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Virginia Governor seeks to expand housing by curbing zoning and government red tape
“Over the last few months, Virginia Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin has made a push to try to liberalize zoning and…
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New Federal Regulation Could Devastate Coastal Communities
By Mary Rooke Proposed changes to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) rules will strip access to public waters and…
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Biden Burns Taxpayer Dollars While American Wages Continue To Plummet
By Alfredo Ortiz Today’s jobs report shows that Americans’ real wages declined for the 20th consecutive month, and labor force…
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Biden suspends student loan repayments, yet again, enriching wealthy professionals at the expense of the working class
On November 22, the Biden administration declared that it is extending the “pause” on student-debt payments yet again — this…
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The Pilgrims suffered until they recognized individual property rights
On Thanksgiving, “there is much to be thankful. One lesson of the holiday that we should try not to forget…
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A quarter of Americans face risk of winter power blackouts or energy emergency
“Large swaths of North America may face blackouts and other energy emergencies during bouts of extreme cold this winter,” according…
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Biden agrees to pay climate reparations, but world’s biggest polluter, China, won’t have to pay
President Biden has agreed to pay climate reparations to third world countries, many of them run by corrupt dictators who…
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Here Are Inconvenient Facts About Biden’s Magical Thinking On EVs
By John Stossel Politicians praise electric cars. If everyone buys them, they say, solar and wind power will replace our…
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Why Inflation Didn’t Have A Bigger Effect On The Midterm Elections
By E.J. Antoni The results of the midterm election have left an unsolved mystery surrounding inflation. Both exit polling and…
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Biden administration will require federal contractors to track and cut greenhouse gases
After the election, the Biden administration began releasing proposed regulations that would impose billions of dollars in costs on America’s…
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Biden promises ‘no more drilling’ for oil, in last-minute attempt to turn out progressive base
President Joe Biden announced “Sunday night that there will be ‘no more drilling’ under his watch,” reports the Washington Examiner.…
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Biden’s America-Last Energy Policy Takes Diesel Close To Empty — And Could Take Your Lifestyle Down With It
By Larry Behrens Nearly everyone has experienced the sinking feeling of seeing the “low gas” light pop-up on the dashboard.…
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The EPA’s New Methane Rules Could Force Small Oil And Gas Drillers Out Of Business
By Jack McEvoy The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is finalizing rules to crack down on oil and gas drillers’ methane…
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Unemployment Surges Above Expectations As The Number Of Jobless Americans Rises
By John Hugh DeMastri The unemployment rate rose to 3.7% in October, up from expectations it would hold steady at…
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Big Companies Cut Jobs, Freeze Hiring Thanks To Fears Of Economic Downturn
By John Hugh DeMastri Main Ridesharing app Lyft and payment processing startup Stripe informed their staff of layoffs Thursday in…
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Joe Biden lies about gas prices, claiming they fell after he took office
Today, Joe Biden said, “The most common price of gas in America is $3.39. Down from over $5 when I…
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The Housing Market Is About To Fall Off A Cliff, Economist Says
By John Hugh DeMastri The price of residential homes could fall by as much as 20% next year off the…
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Biden will deplete emergency oil stockpile to try to keep gas prices from rising until after the election
There isn’t any emergency that would justify selling the government’s already-depleted oil reserves to the public. No hurricane or natural…
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Retirement Plans Set For Trillion Dollar ‘Tailspin,’ Economists Warn
By John Hugh DeMastri Pension plans and 401(k)s are forecasted to take trillions in losses this year, with their purchasing…
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Inflation Stays Sky-High As Core Prices Soar Above Expectations
By John Hugh DeMastri Inflation increased 0.4% in September from August as “core” inflation, measuring the price of goods excluding…
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Biden Has Mastered The Art Of Cutting American Wages
By Carrie Sheffield Call him the wage cutter. Under President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats’ watch, today’s latest jobs report…
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Prices surged again last month, under measure of inflation that usually predicts future inflation
The Federal Reserve’s “preferred measure of inflation shows prices surged again last month,” reports CNN. After hitting an alarming 40-year…
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Stocks Tumble On The Heels Of Another Disastrous Inflation Report
By John Hugh DeMastri All three major stock indices ended the third quarter in a bear market after closing Friday,…
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‘It Will Need To Be Completely Rebuilt’: Aerial Footage Shows Devastating Aftermath Of Hurricane Ian
By Kay Smythe Aerial footage of Fort Myers, Florida, circulated on social media Thursday, showing the almost total devastation from…
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Opioid Crisis Cost America $1.5 Trillion During Year Of Pandemic And Lockdowns
By Jennie Taer The opioid crisis cost the country $1.5 trillion during the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdowns used to…
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China Is Laughing At Us
By Michael Bastasch Europe is rapidly de-industrializing. German factories are going dark. French and Dutch farmers can’t afford to heat…
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Stock market drops nearly 500 points to close at new low for 2022
Stocks fell sharply on Friday, at the end of a brutal week for the stock market. The stock market is…
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Senate Ratifies Climate Treaty That Will Raise The Cost Of Home Appliances
By Jack McEvoy The Senate on Wednesday ratified an international treaty that mandates nations to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) to…
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Due to growing welfare, the bottom of society often lives better than working people
Due to steadily-growing handouts by the government to the “poor,” people in the bottom fifth of society (in terms of…
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Is Puerto Rico’s Misery A Sign of Things To Come For The United States?
By Former Rep. Bob Barr With a huge public workforce, high unemployment, and an energy sector plagued with recurrent Third…
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Hurricane Fiona Knocks Out Puerto Rico Power Grid
By Gretchen Clayson Hurricane Fiona landed on Puerto Rico Sunday bringing with it strong wind gusts and rain that knocked…
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Europe has a non-plan for dealing with this winter’s fuel shortage
When winter strikes Europe, it will need a lot more energy to heat people’s homes and offices. But Russia has…
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The Impending Railroad Strike Could Grind The Entire Economy To A Halt, Experts Warn
By John Hugh DeMastri An impending railway strike could leave 40% of all long distance trade halted and shipping containers…
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