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Will the Midterms Change Anything?

Many experts expect public anger over inflation to enable Republicans to regain a majority in the US House of Representatives and maybe the Senate in next week’s midterm elections.

Health and Human Services ‘Radical’ Climate Spending Promotes ‘Left-Wing Agenda’: GOP

Republicans on the House Oversight Committee say the Department of Health and Human Services’ new office dealing with climate change and "health equity" is a taxpayer boondoggle and are demanding to know how the office plans to spend $3 million that the Biden administration is requesting to fund it.

U.S. Business Activity Deteriorates Even Faster as Biden Touts ‘Historically Strong’ Economic Recovery

U.S. business activity contracted for the fourth straight month in October, and the economic downturn “gathered significant momentum,” S&P Global said on Monday, while the White House touted low unemployment rates and credited President Joe Biden’s economic agenda for a “historically strong” economic recovery.

Recession ‘Before Yearend’

The next recession will likely begin in the very near future, the index of leading economic indicators from the Conference Board showed Thursday.

Poll: Most CEOs Planning for Recession Over Next 12-18 Months

As central banks move to quell 40-year high inflation, CEO confidence is at its lowest point since the Great Recession, according to a quarterly poll of...

More Inflation Pain for Consumers Likely as Business Cost Gauge Soars

Inflation from the perspective of business costs—which tend to get passed along to consumers—soared in September, reversing the prior month’s decline and coming in twice as high as markets expected, pointing to a drawn-out Fed fight against high prices.

Ben Bernanke, Who Got Everything Wrong in 2008 Financial Crisis, Wins Nobel Economics Prize

Former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke, along with a few other folks, was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics on Monday for his role in deciding how the world handled major crises such as the 2008 recession and the COVID-19 pandemic.

U.S. Debt Surpasses $31 Trillion Under Biden

The national debt has exceeded $31 trillion and has now increased by $3.34 trillion since President Joe Biden took office.

Job Openings Dropped Significantly in August, as Hiring Remained Strong

The number of job openings sharply declined in August, while hiring slightly increased over the previous month, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.

U.S. Home Prices Drop at Fastest Pace Since 2009

Home prices in the U.S. are sinking at the fastest monthly pace since the Great Recession, evidence that rising mortgage rates are rapidly slowing activity in the housing market.

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