Financials

The federal deficit this year is the biggest in U.S. history, excluding years when there were pandemics.

Central bankers and supporters of monetary growth are to blame for the fact that even high-income families are taking on record amounts of credit card debt in order to make ends meet.

Can a group really be called a 'nonprofit' if it makes money most of the time? Also, if that group's main source of income is 'business income,' can it still be called a 'charity'?

Words have meaning, and definitions can become ambiguous and 'slippery.' Language naturally evolves as words change over time, but frequently a key meaning is lost and there is no longer a single term to define a notion. This has been the case with the term 'inflation,' a prevalent one.

The President and House Speaker McCarthy's negotiators published the Fiscal Responsibility Act (H.R.3746) mere days prior to the Xday deadline for when the federal government would run out of wiggle room to continue borrowing under the statutory debt limit.

Having a lower-paying job is not 'exploitation' for many people who are struggling. A lifeline, really.

Uncovering the underlying reasons of America's debt crisis.

If the Supreme Court ruled that the Department of Education is inherently unconstitutional, that would be the only way they could put an end to forgiveness.

A total of $80 billion in additional taxes were levied by the Trump administration in numerous rounds of tariffs on $380 billion worth of goods (based on 2018 values), including solar panels, washing machines, and thousands of products from China. Other nations retaliated by introducing their own retaliatory levies. Except for limited exemptions or modifications to some steel and aluminum tariffs, as well as washing machine and solar panel levies, the Biden administration has mostly kept the tariffs in place.