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Interest Payments on U.S. Debt Surpass Trillion-Dollar Threshold
This year has seen the U.S. government's debt interest costs exceed $1 trillion for the first time, marking a significant financial milestone
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Big Lots filed for bankruptcy, citing inflation and interest rates as the primary drivers behind the filing.
New Jobs Report Shows Decline for Native-Born Americans
The U.S. Department of Labor's August jobs report revealed weaker-than-expected growth, with only 142,000 jobs added, falling short of the projected 160,000.
Subway to Offer Sandwiches for Discounted Price Nationwide, Excludes California
Subway recently announced it would be offering their famous "footlong sandwiches" at a discounted rate nationwide, but will be excluding the state of California.
Biden Admin Overestimated Job Growth
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that job growth figures for the last year need to be revised downward by 818,000 jobs.
Billions of Dollars Worth of Biden Initiatives Paused
An estimated 40% of manufacturing and climate projects and initiatives have been paused, according to a report from the Financial Times.
California Lost $24 Billion in Former Residents’ Incomes
The number of residents leaving California has led to the state losing $24 billion in personal incomes between 2021 and 2022, according to IRS data.
Political Spending Projected to Reach Record High
Political spending across the United States is expected to reach $10.69 billion. The number is a revision from AdImpact's earlier number of $10.2 billion.
Fourth of July Costs at New High
Families planning to have a Fourth of July cookout will see record-high prices.
Memorial Day to Cost 10 Percent More Than Last Year
The average Memorial Day activities will cost Americans 10% more than last year.
Watchdog Reveals Leading Companies’ Political Donations
Corporate bias watchdog 1792 Exchange revealed the political donations of Fortune 10 companies in a new database called the "Board Bias."