America has a debt problem. The U.S.’s debt is currently at $35 trillion and is increasing with no end in sight. Over the past ten years, “Interest expenses … ... Read more
One of the potent questions of the AI era is: what will happen to American jobs? With the rise of technologies like Chat GPT4 and Tesla’s Optimus robots, many ... Read more
There are a lot of proposals aimed at supporting families – child tax credits, baby product tax exemptions, and family leave. But there’s another proposal that has been gaining ... Read more
The shiniest new investment on the market is…gold. Recently, the metal’s futures are up over 14% and the price per ounce has hit record highs – rising about 20% ... Read more
Over the next six years, 30 million Baby Boomers will retire. Yet, “just over half have no more than $250,000 in financial assets,” according to the Wall Street Journal. ... Read more
As weed legalization spreads, Americans are evaluating the negative effects of marijuana. The drug, legal in twenty-four states, has been linked to several health concerns. According to The Wall ... Read more
California is giving fast food workers a boost. A new $20 minimum wage went into effect for California fast food workers in April 2024. According to the California Department ... Read more
“Overpopulation is now the dominant problem in all our personal national, and international planning.” Those foreboding words were written in 1968 by Paul Ehrlich, former professor of Population Studies ... Read more
The vitamin industry is big and growing. Last year alone, the ‘vitamin & supplement manufacturing industry’ took in $40.9 billion, a 2.2% increase from 2022. The NIH estimates that ... Read more
The U.S. Government is concerned about loneliness – so much so that the Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, released a warning last year. “Our epidemic of loneliness and isolation ... Read more
As the election heats up, so does the debate about tax policy. At the center of much of the tax conversation is former president Trump’s tax bill from 2017. ... Read more
Church attendance among Americans has declined in most religious groups, according to a new Gallup Poll. This continues a decades-long slide begun at the turn of the 21st century. ... Read more