Home Prices Surge 41% Higher Than Previous Peak In 2006 Before Great Recession
Home prices in the U.S. are more than 41% higher than the previous peak recorded in 2006 during the housing…
Read More »Justice Department To Hire First Chief Diversity Officer
The Department of Justice posted a job opening for a chief diversity officer who would be tasked with leading the…
Read More »Biden Administration Opens Civil Rights Investigations Into States Banning School Mask Mandates
The Department of Education opened civil rights investigations into five states that banned mask mandates in schools, asking whether the…
Read More »Uzbekistan Says Afghan Refugees Can’t Stay: REPORT |
Uzbekistan, a Middle Eastern nation that borders Afghanistan, warned the U.S. that refugees fleeing the Taliban wouldn’t be granted asylum,…
Read More »‘A Risk I’m Worried About’: Top Fed Officials Start Pushing Back On Powell’s Inflation Assessment
Federal Reserve leaders have started pushing back on the central bank’s official position that inflation is transitory and will return…
Read More »Inflation Measure Surges Again, Hits New Three-Decade High
An index measuring inflation surged at an annual rate of 4.2% last month, reaching its highest level since 1991, according…
Read More »Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden’s New Eviction Moratorium
The Supreme Court ordered the Biden administration on Thursday to stop enforcing the federal eviction moratorium recently extended to October.…
Read More »Hundreds Of ISIS-K Militants Surround Kabul Airport, More Attacks Expected: REPORT
Hundreds of ISIS-K militants have surrounded the Kabul airport and are expected to conduct more attacks, a source familiar with…
Read More »Jobless Claims Climb With Pandemic Unemployment Benefits Set To Expire
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims increased to 353,000 last week as the economy continues its recovery from…
Read More »Eating Their Own: NYPD Union Threatens Lawsuit Over De Blasio’s Vaccine Mandate
The largest New York Police Department labor union privately told members it would sue the city if officers were forced…
Read More »Nothing Going Right: Vast Majority Of COVID Rental Assistance Funds Remain Unspent With Millions Behind On Rent
The Biden administration acknowledged that just 11% of Congress’ rental assistance funds has been distributed to renters. U.S. renters have…
Read More »Biden Effect: Small Business Owners’ Confidence In Economy Hits Lowest Level Since April 2020
The prevalence of the COVID-19 delta variant has damaged small business confidence in the economy, sending it to its lowest…
Read More »US Military Begins Reducing Kabul Troop Presence After Taliban Negotiations: REPORT
The U.S. military has begun withdrawing soldiers stationed at the Kabul, Afghanistan commercial airport where a massive evacuation is underway…
Read More »Russia Suddenly Slows Gas Flow Into Europe: REPORT
Russia has steadily decreased the supply of natural gas delivered to Europe over the last few weeks without explanation, according…
Read More »Fast-Food Wages Surged 10%, Quickest In Years As Companies Struggle To Hire Workers
Fast-food workers’ wages increased more during the second quarter of 2021 than they did in any quarterly period in years amid the…
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