The Consumer Price Index rose by .6 percent within the month of April and 3.8 percent annually from a year…
It was a lunchroom conversation most could relate to with a sigh. “I was at the grocery store last night,”…
Your representatives may finally grab the feared “third rail” of U.S. politics. When the Social Security and Medicare trust funds…
It would appear that most mainstream economists and legacy journalists either don’t believe the “numbers” or don’t like what they…
The recent wave of protests in Iran has been widely portrayed in the American media as an ideological uprising —…
In the short 12 months since Donald Trump became president for the second time, his tenure thus far can be…
Britain has been experiencing a cost-of-living crisis since the Brexit in 2020. Today, the situation is no different with persistent…
The U.S. economy grew this summer at a surprisingly strong 4.3 percent annual rate in the third quarter, the most…
It isn’t the data they don’t like — it’s the results — lower inflation and higher real wages. The “affordability…
