Coronavirus Recession, Reports, Studies, US Politics & Culture, Monetary Policy, Featured
Economic Recession and its Impact on the 2022 Midterm
At first glance, midterm elections may appear deceptively low-impact: the possibility of a minor...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Studies, Monetary Policy, Featured
After Two Quarters of Economic Contraction, Is It Time To Announce a Recession?
July closed with more dire news on the economic front: on the last Thursday of the month, the...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Fiscal Stimulus, Studies, Featured
Build Back Better’s Legacy – Could it Still Destroy the US Economy?
Often known as the “BBB,” Biden’s Build Back Better Plan was a cornerstone of his electoral...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care, Federal Legislation, Reports, Studies, Featured
President Biden Admits That There is NO Federal Solution to COVID – Is This a Good Thing?
December 2021 was far from a holiday-infused lull: President Biden began preparing the floor for...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care, Elections, Politics, US Politics & Culture, Featured
Ongoing Inflation Accumulates Trouble for Democrats Ahead of Next Election
According to several recent reports, 63% of Americans are now “very concerned” about the cost of...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Studies, Interest Rates, Monetary Policy, Featured
Build Back Better Budget Gimmicks
Leading up to the Christmas break, the United States Senate finally shelved Joe Biden’s Build Back...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Monetary Policy, State & Federal Budgets, Featured
Thomas Jefferson High School & The War on Merits Based Academics
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology is ranked the number one school in the United...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Featured, Campaign Finance
Democrat Spending Plans Would Sink Country with Debt
The Covid-19 pandemic set off a historic government spending spree, justified by the potential...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care
New Poll: Americans Believe China Must Pay Reparations for Covid-19 Pandemic
It’s been a year and a half since the Covid-19 virus swept into the country and officially...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation
Interest on the National Debt Will Triple in the Next Decade
The COVID-19 pandemic forced the United States to take unprecedented steps to stimulate the...
Coronavirus Recession, Federal Legislation
Does the United States Have a Labor Shortage?
Over the past few months, large chains and independent businesses alike have made headlines by...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Fiscal Stimulus
Inflation Question Dogs Economic Outlook
When Covid-19 infiltrated America, the economy was challenged with a black-swan even which nearly...
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Monetary Policy, State & Federal Budgets
Will Modern Monetary Theory Save Our Economy or Blow It Up?
American politicians make a living out of appearing to disagree with the “other side.” Whether it...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care, Federal Legislation
How Raising the Minimum Wage Could Impact Economic Recovery
The Biden administration has made raising the minimum wage to $15 one of its priorities,...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care
Gail Fosler: More Than 5 Million Unemployed in 2021
It has now been over a year since the Covid-19 pandemic placed its grip over much of the globe....
Coronavirus Recession, Government Spending, Federal Legislation, Reports, Studies
2021: Inflation Incoming
As an economy expands and grows stronger, incomes rise and the demands for goods and services...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care, Government Spending
American Cities Are Going Broke, Covid-19 Made Things Worse
The Covid-19 pandemic has ushered in a moment of economic destruction rarely seen in American...
Coronavirus Recession, Health Care, Federal Legislation
Congress Sends Mixed Signals to Cities on Stimulus
After receiving funding from the CARES Act last spring, cities across the country have largely...