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Americans Spent More on Taxes in 2021 Than on Food, Clothing and Health Care Combined

According to newly released data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Americans in 2021 once again spent more on average on taxes than they did on food, clothing and health care combined.

Guaranteed Income Programs Spreading Across US

Guaranteed income has long been proposed as a solution for Americans’ financial woes. The idea has increasingly been placed into practice; guaranteed income programs...

Slumping U.S. Stock Market Technical Indicators Flash Warning Sign

Indicators that investors use to gauge the health of the U.S. stock market have taken a turn for the worse, fueling worries that the benchmark index may revisit its mid-June bear market low.

Nolte: Woke Summer Movie Box Office Collapses 21%

The summer box office took a 21 percent dive this year. LOL. From the Wall Street Journal: That haul was 21% lower than the summer season in 2019,...

These U.S. Cities See the Largest Increase in Rent Prices

While New York, California, and Boston, Massachusetts, continue to be the most expensive rental markets in the country, some unexpected locales have actually experienced the largest increases in one-bedroom rental prices year over year.

Trust in Dollar Gone – Putin

Traditional reserve currencies like the US dollar and the euro have lost their credibility as a basis for international settlements, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday.

Major Banks and Tech Company Sponsor ‘Drag Kids on Stage’

Wells Fargo, Target, Hewlett-Packard, and CitiBank have all sponsored the event.

Federal Leases for Oil Drilling Fall Dramatically Under Biden

The Biden administration has issued the lowest amount of federal leases to drill for oil and gas than any other administration since the end of World War Two, according to an article in The Wall Street Journal, on Sept. 4.

The Anti-ESG Crusader Who Wants to Pick a Fight With Blackrock

It was smiles all around as the familiar Wall Street ritual—the ringing of the closing bell—played out again at the New York Stock Exchange on Aug. 10.

US Commerce Department Unveils Plan to Allocate $50BLN for Semiconductor Sector

The US Department of Commerce on Tuesday unveiled a plan to provide $50 billion to the domestic semiconductor industry and countering China, in what is billed as the largest government bailout to the industry in decades, media reported.

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