Stock Futures Slide as Canada Tariff Threats, Government Shutdown Odds Rattle Wall Street
U.S. stock futures slipped Monday morning as investors confronted an unusually volatile mix of headwinds: President Donald […]
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Trump Heads to Davos as Greenland Tariffs Threaten NATO Alliance Future
President Donald Trump arrives at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this week leading the largest
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Gold Smashes Record $4,600 as Trump’s Attack on Fed Independence Sends Investors Scrambling
Gold just blasted through $4,600 an ounce for the first time in history. Silver hit an all-time
EU Agrees €90 Billion Ukraine Loan After Abandoning Bold Plan to Seize Frozen Russian Assets
European Union leaders emerged from all-night negotiations in Brussels early Friday having agreed to loan Ukraine €90
November CPI Report Delivers Surprise Relief: Inflation Falls to 2.7% Amid Post-Shutdown Data Chaos
The November CPI report shows inflation falling to 2.7% annually—well below the expected 3.1%—but data collection disruptions from the 43-day government shutdown mean these numbers come with major caveats for the Fed and consumers alike.
Bitcoin Could Become a Response to the US Debt Surge
The U.S. gross national debt has already exceeded $38 trillion, which is the fastest accumulation of $1
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Fed Cuts Rates to Three-Year Low — And Steps Deeper Into a Political Minefield
The Federal Reserve just made money cheaper. Again. But the real story isn’t the quarter‑point cut; it’s
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The Smartest Things to Invest in Before December Gets Loud
Every year the holidays seem to creep up faster than the last. One moment you are quietly
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America’s Admissions Meltdown: How Losing International Students Turns a Demographic Crisis Into a $481 Billion Problem
The story of American college admissions is usually told as a teen drama: stressed‑out seniors, impossible acceptance
WSJ Poll: Americans Doubt Trump’s Economic Plan as Anxiety Over Prices and Growth Persists
A Public That Doesn’t Buy the Pitch The latest Wall Street Journal poll is blunt in its
Federal Court Rules Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs Illegal, Setting Up Supreme Court Showdown
The ruling that shakes the foundation of Trump’s trade war A federal appeals court has dismantled the
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The New Geography of Travel: Why Canada, Mexico, Brazil and Caribbean Destinations Are Pulling Ahead of the United States
This year travel patterns shifted in a way few people expected. Canada, Mexico, Brazil, the Dominican Republic
Markets Rip Higher as Powell Hints at a Turn: Why Stocks and Crypto Took Off
Jerome Powell used his Jackson Hole stage to signal the Federal Reserve is edging toward rate cuts.
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The Politicization of US Economic Data – Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Fired
Friday morning, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released a jobs report that landed with a thud:
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Wall Street’s Nosedive: Weak Jobs Data and New Tariffs Rattle the Economic Compass
A Jobs Report That Changed the Mood Friday morning on Wall Street felt less like a routine
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Las Vegas Feels Like it’s Dying: What’s Really Behind the Strip’s Empty Rooms?
A City Built on Visitors, Now Searching for Them Las Vegas, a city that has always thrived
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Sudden Evictions Drive Demand for Quick Bond Loans Nationwide
The Rise in Sudden Evictions Eviction pressures are growing across Australia. Rising rents, interest rate hikes and
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Inflation’s Summer Surge: What a 2.7% Jump Means for the Economy, Tariffs, and the Road Ahead
The Numbers Behind the Jolt June’s inflation report landed with a thud: consumer prices are now rising