Economic Policy Blog Posts
When Trump Gets Bored at Home
Recommended Reading / January 20th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur
Trump Rebrands Affordability
Story of the Week / December 11th, 2025 / by AllSides Staff

Democrats won campaigns in November by focusing on the economy and cost of living. On Tuesday, President Donald Trump traveled to Pennsylvania to sell his administration’s actions on affordability.
See moreMisinformation Watch: Is the World Overpopulated?
Misinformation Watch / May 7th, 2024 / by Quinn Poseley

Some fear overpopulation could lead to mass famine and environmental disaster. Others believe it's an overblown myth.
See moreAllStances: Is Inflation Always Bad?
AllStances / August 23rd, 2022 / by Antonio Ferme

Is inflation always a bad thing that hurts consumers? Or can there be some potential benefits when it’s being controlled at a moderate level? Is the alternative to "inflation/high inflation" totally s...
See moreWhen No One Wants To Be the Pro-Business Party
Recommended Reading / May 16th, 2022 / by Dan Schnur

There was once a time when business would simply stay out of the cultural wars. But on this with-us-or-against-us landscape, true believers on both sides are no longer willing to accept such a passive...
See moreDo Earmarks Encourage Bipartisanship?
Recommended Reading / April 26th, 2022 / by Divided We Fall (author)

Would reinstating congressional earmarks improve or hinder legislative gridlock as well as bipartisanship?
See moreMedia Bias Alert: Joe Manchin Takes Heat Over Build Back Better Bill
Bias / December 28th, 2021 / by Antonio Ferme

After relinquishing his support for the proposed Build Back Better bill, Sen. Manchin has been the subject of biased media coverage.
See moreStory of the Week: Rittenhouse Trial Takes Precedence Over Major Infrastructure Bill
Story of the Week / November 18th, 2021 / by AllSides Staff

Biased news media often highlight stories that evoke negative emotion and disdain for the other side over other subjects.
See moreWhen Bernie Sanders’ Math Doesn’t Add Up
Recommended Reading / October 29th, 2021 / by Dan Schnur

The 48 Senators who currently support Biden's Build Back Better legislation are outnumbered by the 52 that don't.
See moreDemocrats Seek Intraparty Compromise as Spending Plan is Cut Back
Story of the Week / October 21st, 2021 / by AllSides Staff

Biden has reportedly knocked the spending bill's price tag down from $3.5 trillion to between $1.75 and $1.9 trillion.
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