Spread the loveThe U.S. economy is on a slippery slope as the debt ceiling crisis could send the markets crashing. The discretionary spending could make the markets plunge and other countries holding…

Spread the loveThe next BRICS summit will be held in South Africa in August and the bloc of five nations will decide on expanding the alliance. It is reported that…

Spread the loveBy J.D. Collins, Commentary In the full panoply of the Biden administration’s foreign policy errors aned gaffes, perhaps none was so stupid as its failed attempt to weaponize the…

Spread the loveEmployers brace for greater scrutiny of programs meant to recruit and retain women and underrepresented groups. Companies expect Thursday’s Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action to reduce racial diversity in…

Spread the loveHomelessness continues to rise dramatically, increasing by 9% in Los Angeles County and 10% in the city of Los Angeles last year, a stark illustration of the challenges…

Spread the loveThanks to a flood of transplants during the pandemic, six southern states have been growing at breakneck speed – as approximately $100 billion in new income in 2020 and 2021 have begun to…

Spread the loveMore and more countries have aspired to belong to BRICS since 2009, but none from the West. The BRICS countries represent 40% of the world population and 25%…

Spread the loveAfter self-destructing in the name of signaling virtue, Bud Light is looking at a permanent loss of nearly 25% of its business, according to Deutsche Bank analyst Mitch Collett…

Spread the loveIf anything, it’s amazing that Germany’s economy is doing as well as it is. Today’s IFO survey is a wakeup call on the state of the German economy.…

Spread the loveWall Street analysts and investment strategists love to use “recession indicators.” These simple statistics that serve as evidence of (potential) impending economic disaster can be invaluable tools for…