(Casey Harper, The Center Square) Only a fraction of Americans is satisfied "with the way things are going in the U.S.," according to a new poll.
Gallup released the survey data, which showed that 79% of Americans are dissatisfied with the direction the country is headed, compared to only 21% of...
(Headline USA) Tens of millions of small U.S. companies will soon become overly familiar with government bureaucracy and burdensome regulations, and will be required to provide the federal agents with details on their owners and others who benefit from them under a regulation that became final on Thursday and...
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) In a desperate bid to alter the optics of the current recession, ahead of November's midterm election, the notoriously leftist Washington Post published a list titled "7 reasons the recession could be good for you financially."
The piece, written by advice columnist Michelle Singletary, has a...
(Headline USA) With roosters crowing in the background as he speaks from the crowded refugee camp in Bangladesh that's been his home since 2017, Maung Sawyeddollah, 21, describes what happened when violent hate speech and disinformation targeting the Rohingya minority in Myanmar began to spread on Facebook.
“We were good...
(Ezekiel Loseke, Headline USA) George Soros’s 2006 strategy to purchase Secretary of State elections is being repeated by Democrats in 2022.
The cosmopolitan oligarch’s 2006 plan was called the “Secretary of State Project," according to RedState. Soros’s project was a Political Action Committee focused on electing leftists to oversee elections in crucial...
(Joshua Paladino, Headline USA) American households have lost $9 trillion in wealth from the stock market's decline, marking the largest drop in wealth since 2008's Great Recession, CNBC reported.
When the year began, Americans held $42 trillion worth of stocks in corporations and mutual funds, but new information from the...
(Headline USA) Shares of Biogen and other drugmakers researching Alzheimer’s disease soared early Wednesday after Japan’s Eisai Co. said its potential treatment appeared to slow the fatal disease’s progress in a late-stage study.
Eisai announced results late Tuesday from a global study of nearly 1,800 people with early-stage Alzheimer’s.
The drugmaker...
(Ben Sellers, Headline USA) Following in the tracks of other American-made car manufacturers that have gone woke recently---including Jeep and Dodge---another company once known for its rugged, rock-like durability has rebranded itself for the snowflake generation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IswbdmpjbnU
Chevy is now the corporate partner of LGBTQ Nation, a news site and all-around...
(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) Despite refusing to call the current recession an actual recession, the stock market’s precipitous plummet again shed a harsh light of reality on the Biden administration’s perpetual gaslighting on Bidenflation and its horrible economy.
The market’s main index that tracks the performance of major stocks took a...
(Chris Parker, Headline USA) The Biden regime's climate alarmist special envoy John Kerry recently called the Democrats' so-called Inflation Reduction Act an "amazing bill" but also admitted that he's "not sure how much it has to do with inflation."
The brief moment of truth came during Kerry's speech at the...
(Joshua Paladino, Headline USA) Following Gab CEO Andrew Torba, who has long advocated for an independent conservative economic system, the social media company Parler announced that it will focus on building an "uncancellable economy" and platform, the Wall Street Journal reported.
“We want to become a business powering what I...
(Headline USA) Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's bounty of wealth took a huge hit in 2022, plunging nearly $71 billion and knocking him down to the 20th richest person in the world rankings.
Zuckerberg started September, 2021, with a net worth estimated at $142 billion. It has since tumbled to $55.3...