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Americans are bleeding money and struggling to make ends meet, thanks to President Joe Biden (D).

Someone once said that if you torture the data long enough, it will confess. Even still, it is difficult to manipulate the data to the point where you can justify the White Houses student loan handout. Simply put, the numbers do not add up.

The goal of the latest interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve? To avoid a deep recession "by acting with resolve now," according to Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. But if history is any guide, this is a case of too little, too late.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) wants Congress to bail out General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler to prevent their undergoing restructuring in bankruptcy proceedings. In bankruptcy, a judge could order union contracts to be renegotiated to reflect competitive realities. Many analysts have objected that hourly autoworkers at the Big Three are some of the most highly paid workers in America, costing the Big Three over $70 an hour in wages and current and future benefits. All taxpayers should not be taxe...

Americans are bleeding money and struggling to make ends meet, thanks to President Joe Biden (D).

Under president biden americans flossed $4,200 in income since he came into office under donald trump, $4000 gains when he was in office according to the heritage foundations center for data analysis. rachel: governor glenn younghidden says that inflation is stealing america. >> most concerned about inflation, most concerned that they are seeing a silent beef that was let loose by the biden administration steal their hard-earned money, grocery prices escalated in double digits and all of the sud...

Democratic elections are a fundamental right in America. Private ballots, such as those cast in the privacy of the voting booth, ensure that voters can express their wishes without pressure or fear of reprisal. American workers should have this right, too, when they vote on whether to join a union.

Three sections of the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2008 (S. 3036) would extend the reach of the Davis-Bacon Act into private-sector construction. Under Davis-Bacon, Congress requires federal construction contractors to pay "prevailing" wages to prevent the government's buying power from forcing down wages of construction workers. These sections of the Lieberman-Warner bill, however, do not concern federal construction projects. Additionally, Davis-Bacon wages bear litt...

Despite the success that the U.S. has had as a global energy powerhouse,

Taxmegeddon is coming for Florida but it can be stopped