It’s embarrassing living under the rule of a quasi-fascist corporate governmental bureaucracy built on a funeral pyre of lies...

American’s birth dearth isn’t just cultural... it’s monetary. The best pro-natal policy is to stop making daily life so expensive...

It's a betrayal of fellow workers...

 

Year-ahead inflation expectations fell back to 4.0% this month. This is the lowest reading since January 2025...

“We’re working hard. We’re trying to come up with solutions...”

"This is a new low for lululemon. Pulling back the "Get Low" product line after three days is clearly a total operational failure."

NAR's Yun said it’s unclear whether the figure was a one-off or the start of a worsening trend...

The aggregate data don’t capture the pain experienced by a large segment of society...

The president will announce the final plan in Davos this week, White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said.

"Wearing an inexpensive Citizen sends a modest, everyman message to constituents and the broader world, one that quickly falls apart when a world leader straps on a watch from the heights of Swiss luxury." 

According to ATTOM, rising foreclosures reflect a continued normalization of the housing market after years of historically low levels...

In the fourth quarter of 2025, 27% of vehicle trade-ins involved negative equity of at least $10,000...

A big improvement in housing affordability, but still a long way to go...

...the no hire, no fire economy continues.

That was the strongest MoM jump in retail sales since July...

...only 15% of US adults had paid for a gym membership in the 12 months prior to the survey...

For most of America, the headlines trumpeting a “strong economy” and “stocks at record highs” land like a cruel joke...

The truth is that most of the country is experiencing very real pain...

“Continued economic momentum helped land 2025 holiday sales near the top of NRF’s forecast, reaffirming that consumers remain on solid footing...”

The majority of debanking cases in the US are a result of government pressure, rather than individual banks’ policies...