Black Unemployment Surge Sparks Concerns for U.S. Economy

In March, the government released new data on unemployment among Black Americans. The increase, especially among black women, has drawn attention from policymakers and economists. The disparity in joblessness rates between groups continues to be a significant concern. Employment Situation Breakdown Recent data from the Department of Labor reveals mixed results in the U.S. job […]

Dave Ramsey Criticizes Millennials: “They Can’t Buy Houses Because They Don’t Work”

Dave Ramsey has lashed out at younger critics of his financial advice, calling them “just awful” in an explosive Fox interview. Ramsey Faces Youth Critics In a recent interview with Fox Business, American financial advisor and radio personality Dave Ramsey blasted his Gen Z and Millenial critics, who have taken to social media platforms like […]

Made in America, Funded by China: The Untold Story of Iconic Brands

As the global economy becomes increasingly interconnected, Chinese investment in American companies is expanding at an alarming rate. But what happens when iconic U.S. brands fall under foreign control? Here’s a deeper look into how Chinese ownership is quietly reshaping the landscape of American business, sparking concerns about influence and autonomy in the corporate world. […]

California’s $73 Billion Debt: Bad News for Taxpayers

California’s financial woes are escalating, surpassing initial projections. Initially, Governor Gavin Newsom anticipated a $37.9 billion shortfall for 2024-2025. However, updated data indicates the deficit could reach $73 billion. While the Legislative Analyst’s Office cautioned of a $68 billion shortage, the actual problem exceeds their estimations. Not Enough Money and Frustration The $73 billion shortage […]