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Record Debt Crisis: U.S. Households Owe $18.6 Trillion as Defaults Climb

U.S. household debt hit $18.6 trillion in Q3 2025 as student loan defaults surged and delinquency rates climbed.

Private Sector Adds Just 42,000 Jobs in October — Alarm Bells for Labor Market

The U.S. private sector added approximately 42,000 jobs in October — a positive rebound from September’s 29,000‑job loss, yet still modest.

Trump Adviser Concedes GOP Missteps, Urges Affordability Focus for 2026

Deputy White House Chief of Staff James Blair acknowledged that the Republican Party made strategic errors in several key races.

Shutdown Showdown: Scott Jennings Rebukes David Hogg’s GOP Blame Game

Conservative political commentator Scott Jennings confronted Democratic activist David Hogg during a CNN NewsNight panel.

GOP Pushes Long-Term Funding Plan as Government Shutdown Drags On

Senate Republicans plan a long-term funding bill as the government shutdown drags on, shifting from targeted measures.

Fed Governor Cook Breaks Silence on Trump Firing, Vows to Continue Duties

Fed Governor Lisa Cook breaks her silence after President Trump’s attempt to fire her, says she will continue her duties.

California Billionaires Face One-Time 5% Wealth Tax

California is considering a one-time 5% wealth tax on billionaires through the “2026 Billionaire Tax Act,” aimed at filling gaps in Medicaid.

Surge in Law & Business School Applications Signals Shift for Gen Z Amid Hiring Freeze

Applications to U.S. law schools have surged by about 33 % and business‑school interest is rising as Gen Z faces hiring freezes.

Federal Reserve Slashes Rates

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the second time this year, lowering the rate by a quarter point.

Bank of America CEO Warns Middle Class ‘Pinch’ Amid Mounting Economic Risks

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan warns the middle class is feeling a “pinch” as income growth slows and inflation remains high.

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