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Inflation Now, Recession Soon: Capitalists Want Us to Pay for Their Crisis - Vimarsana News

Inflation Now, Recession Soon: Capitalists Want Us to Pay for Their Crisis

Working people in the U.S. are facing the worst inflation in 40 years. Gas is at $6 a gallon in many places; groceries are up by more than 10% over the past twelve months; rent is skyrocketing. For millions who were barely scraping by, this is a disaster. And this time there are no government checks

US President Biden considering gas tax holiday amidst high prices - Vimarsana News

US President Biden considering gas tax holiday amidst high prices

As consumers feel the pinch of rising energy prices, the Biden administration struggles to find solutions.

Faculty resist closed-door plans to break up College of Arts and Sciences - Vimarsana News

Faculty resist closed-door plans to break up College of Arts and Sciences

The offices of the chancellor and provost have proposed breaking up the College of Arts and Sciences, home to 42 academic departments, into at least three separate colleges. The restructuring

GOP Representatives: Biden Will Not Balance the Budget - Vimarsana News

GOP Representatives: Biden Will Not Balance the Budget

(CNSNews.com) --The federal government ran a $2.7-trillion deficit in fiscal year 2021 and currently has a $475-billion deficit for fiscal year 2022. In addition, the national debt, as of March 14, was $30.19 trillion. Despite these numbers, some Republican representatives believe President Joe Biden will not balance the budget or make any real effort to do so.

Sens. King, Warren: Biden's First Year Helped Economy to Recover - Vimarsana News

Sens. King, Warren: Biden's First Year Helped Economy to Recover

(CNSNews.com) -- The federal government ran a $2.7-trillion deficit in fiscal year 2021 and currently has a $475-billion deficit for fiscal year 2022. In addition, the national debt, as of Mar. 14, was $30.19 trillion. Despite these numbers, some Democrat senators believe President Joe Biden will balance the budget or expressed optimism that he will.