Category: Domestic Affairs
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The United States has moved from preaching the virtues of free capital toward actively screening what capital comes in and what capital goes out. This shift may be justified by genuine security risks, but it also introduces legal uncertainty, raises the cost of innovation, and stretches emergency authorities far beyond their original purpose. The article…
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The U.S. has altered trade history when President Trump has raised tariffs on nearly all of its trading partners. Now, as the most powerful nations of the world are turning away, how should civilian life react, and who will be left most vulnerable to retaliation? Image Source By: Sofiia Krazhan Edited by: Eric Chen The…
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Happy tax season. To celebrate the most wonderful time of the year, I wrote an explainer on marginal tax rates and what they mean for individuals with different incomes.
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In the post-Thanksgiving haze, as the aroma of leftover turkey lingers, a different kind of frenzy takes hold across the United States. Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is a cultural phenomenon deeply ingrained in the American psyche. While it may conjure images of bustling malls and early-morning crowds, the roots of Black Friday trace…
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In September, the United Auto Workers conducted a historic strike targeting the three largest U.S. automakers: Stellantis, General Motors, and Ford.
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With the healthcare landscape undergoing dramatic shifts, the United States is currently experiencing an unexpected downturn in medical expenditures. The intricate interplay between economic factors, preventive measures, and societal needs necessitates a proactive and responsive stance to shape a healthcare system that aligns with the ever-changing demands of the American population.
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Every autumn, pumpkin patches in the U.S. not only entertain visitors but significantly contribute to job creation, increased household incomes, and strategic pricing decisions. A closer analysis highlights their profound impact on the economic landscape of their local communities.
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Dozens of government officials have violated laws on stock trades, raising the question of corruption and lack of transparency in the government.
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On June 2022, the United States hit a 40-year high of 9.2 percent inflation rate…
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At the very beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, former President Donald Trump paused student loan repayments, causing millions of Americans to emit a collective sigh of relief during a maelstrom of layoffs, shutdowns, and hardship…
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Throughout America’s history, populist movements have come and gone across the entire political spectrum, all with varying degrees of success…
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Something phenomenal is happening in the American labor market…
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