A Recession Is on the Horizon
By Milton Ezrati Commentary The recent disappointing report on the gross domestic product (GDP) may reflect statistical particulars more than the immediate onset of a recession. But the real thing…
By Milton Ezrati Commentary The recent disappointing report on the gross domestic product (GDP) may reflect statistical particulars more than the immediate onset of a recession. But the real thing…
By JOSHUA FECHTER (TEXAS TRIBUNE) – Austin will be the first major Texas city to experiment with giving cash to low-income families to keep them housed as the cost of…
By Andrew Moran President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan did contribute to inflation, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen conceded on May 4. Speaking in an interview with Matt Murray,…
By Katabella Roberts The price of fuel across the United States surged faster than crude oil prices in the last month, leaving Americans still paying more at the pump. The…
By Jeff Cox Worker productivity fell to start 2022 at its fastest pace in nearly 75 years while labor costs soared as the U.S. struggled with surging Covid cases, the…
BY MATT WEIDINGER This week congressional Democrats returned to Washington from their spring recess and resumed their internal debate about how to address gas prices, which remain just off recent…
By Houston Keene The inflation crisis in the U.S. will only worsen if President Biden cancels large swaths of student debt, experts warn. Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for…
By Emma Colton Former NFL football player and philanthropist Jack Brewer is demanding MSNBC host Joy Reid apologize for her tweet claiming a photo of young Black boys attending an…
By Kelly Loeffler In America, the availability of everyday goods such as groceries and gasoline is generally a given. Even in 2020, amid the fallout of a pandemic, well-documented shortages…
By Marisa Schultz An already tough midterm year for Democrats is poised to get rougher when the Biden administration rescinds Title 42 next month, a move experts warn could lead…
By Andrew Kerr Two foreign nonprofit groups with close ties to high-ranking Biden administration officials are poised to receive a combined $790 million from the president’s fiscal year 2023 budget,…
By Jay Clemons The Biden administration announced Friday it would resume leasing sales for oil and gas drilling on federal land, while also sharply reducing the acreage available for leases,…