Economic Policies

In a welcome development for American households and a pivotal signal for economic policymakers, the latest government data reveals that inflation pressures subsided more than economists had forecasted in January, offering the clearest sign yet that the relentless rise in the cost of living may be

A Precarious Balance: Stagnation Sidesteps Recession The United Kingdom’s economy narrowly avoided a technical recession in the final quarter of the year, posting a meager 0.1% growth. This figure, while providing a sigh of relief, fell short of economists' 0.2% forecast and underscores the fragile

A black binder resting on a hearing room table has ignited a firestorm on Capitol Hill, raising profound questions about the separation of powers and the sanctity of legislative oversight. The incident, which unfolded during a contentious Department of Justice (DOJ) oversight hearing, involves an

The latest employment data presents a perplexing riddle for economists and policymakers, where a surprisingly robust headline figure conceals a much more fragile reality beneath the surface of the U.S. labor market. An analysis of the economy in early 2026 reveals a complex and muddy picture, where

Introduction A major piece of legislation designed to fundamentally reshape the landscape of federal elections has stalled not from the expected partisan gridlock, but from a profound and multifaceted schism within the party championing it. The SAVE America Act, which proposes strict new federal

A market tremor that vaporized over a trillion dollars in tech valuations has now given way to a precarious calm, forcing investors to question whether unprecedented AI spending is a catastrophic cash burn or the cost of future dominance. This recent volatility highlights a fundamental tension in