Two-tiered U.S. gov’t stopgap funding measure to be introduced Tuesday
Story by Don Jacobson Jan. 15 (UPI) — The leaders of the U.S. House and Senate say they will introduce a two-tiered stopgap funding measure on Tuesday designed to keep…
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Climate groups urge Speaker Johnson to fight back on Biden’s ‘Green New Deal agenda’
Story by Elizabeth Elkind Right-wing climate and energy groups are urging House GOP leaders to go further in their opposition to President Biden’s green energy policies. “In addition to 2023’s…
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The Illegals Welfare-The Governments Industrial Complex Is Booming
Opinion by Allysia Finley Drill into the nation’s 3.7% unemployment rate, and you’ll find a growing welfare-industrial complex beneath the seemingly strong labor market. Government, social assistance and healthcare account…
‘Too favored to fail?’ Taxpayers bail out Biden’s Green friends
Story by Larry Behrens While America struggles to buy groceries, President Joe Biden has a green slush fund worth billions of dollars, and he’s not afraid to use it. Recent…
Joe Biden in crisis as Americans warned to ‘be prepared’ for ‘dangerous’ economic downturn
Story by Charlie Bradley The US economy is headed for a difficult period with inflation, debt and global turbulence contributing to the financial woes, it has been warned. A number…
Federal Budget Deficit Under President Biden Doubles to $2 Trillion in One Year, Significantly Impacting U.S. Economy
Story by M. Garro The federal budget deficit has doubled to $2 trillion under President Biden in just a year, significantly impacting Americans’ economy and financial well-being. Treasury Secretary Janet…
Will The Supreme Court Put A Halter On The Administrative State
By Sam Dorman, Matthew Vadum The Supreme Court is reviewing the administrative state’s power with several cases this term that could make major changes to the way agencies regulate. The…
Migrant crisis has US taxpayers on the hook for up to $451B, House GOP report says
Story by Josh Christenson Americans could pay up to $451 billion to care for migrants who entered the US illegally, but have been released into the country or escaped from…
Chicago migrants return to Venezuela ahead of winter: ‘There’s nothing for us here’
Story by Lindsay Kornick Chicago migrants are beginning to move back to Venezuela as the city runs out of resources to house and support illegal immigrants. The Chicago Tribune reported…
Jumbled mess’: The Bidenomics brand leaves nearly everyone — including Biden — baffled
Story by Peter Nicholas and Megan Lebowitz and Carol E. Lee and Katherine Doyle and Jake Traylor WASHINGTON — No one seems to like “Bidenomics,” the eponymous shorthand for Joe…
The fuse on America’s debt bomb just got shorter
Story by E.J. Antoni If you thought it was scary when the Treasury Department recently dropped a financial bomb, announcing the deficit for fiscal year 2023 was $1.7 trillion dollars,…
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Student-loan borrowers could lose more than debt cancellation if the presidential election doesn’t go Biden’s way
Story by asheffey@businessinsider.com The 2024 presidential election is quickly approaching — and there’s a lot on the line for student-loan borrowers. While most federal borrowers were not required to make…