Economics
The $64 Billion Question: Who Is This Economy Really For?
Since Donald Trump took office, the ten wealthiest people in America have added $64 billion to their fortunes. Ten people. $64 billion. That’s not a typo.
When Companies Bow to Trump, It’s Not Ignorance
When institutions cave to Trump, they’re not just surrendering to a man — they’re surrendering to a future where justice itself becomes negotiable.
How America Looks Thru Party Eyes: One Nation, Two Visions
Ask a Republican and a Democrat to describe America, and you might wonder if they’ve been living in the same country—or even on the same planet.
Deep Red States Embrace Wind Energy: A Surprising Trend
It's a curious phenomenon—states traditionally known for their conservative values are now leading the charge in wind energy production.
Nebraska Economic Woes: A Study in Unintended Consequences
In the recent election, Nebraska showed overwhelming support, with 59.32% of voters casting their ballots in favor of Donald Trump.
A Critique of Trump’s Justice Department Racists Statements
To fully comprehend the controversial statement made by Trump’s Justice Department about Spanish speakers and construction workers, it is essential to consider the political and social landscape preceding these comments.
Bureau of Labor Statistics: Peculiar and Questionable Pick
In a time of substantial economic scrutiny, one wonders just what qualifications deemed an individual suitable to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
