Economists

A study from I. Maupin and Bryan C. McCannon of West Virginia University found that college admissions counselors discriminate against students based on their gender identity.

Amidst the flurry of figures released, a striking detail emerged: a whopping 1.2 million jobs previously held by native-born workers were lost, and, interestingly, this void was filled with a significant rise in foreign-born employment, amounting to 668,000.

Digging deeper into the data, "core inflation," which excludes the often fluctuating prices of food and energy, rose to an alarming 4.7% for the year.

"As powerful as the intelligence agencies are, there is another secretive government institution that also has great ability to harm, or help, politicians: the Federal Reserve," writes Dr. Paul.

Interest rates may remain elevated as U.S. job openings fell to the lowest levels in two years but remained at levels congruent with tight labor market conditions.

Just 39% of the middle-class Americans surveyed in a Harris Poll commissioned by Bloomberg in late March and June believe their financial situation will improve within the next year.

"I'm in favor of an international taxation to finance efforts that we have to make to fight poverty and in terms of climate [action]…It doesn’t work when you do it alone, the [financial] flows go elsewhere," Macron said.

Economists anticipate the unemployment rate to experience a slight increase, moving to 3.5% from April's 53-year record low of 3.4%.

Biden's current approval rating is 38%, his lowest rating being 36% in July 2022.

Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. rose in February as house prices dipped and mortgage rates continued to tick down.