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Jul 01 2022
News
Atlanta Fed GDP tracker shows the U.S. economy is likely in a recession
A Federal Reserve tracker of economic growth is pointing to an increased chance that the U.S. economy has entered a recession.
Most Wall Street economists have been pointing to an increased chance of negative growth ahead, but figure it won’t come until at least 2023.
However, the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow measure, which tracks economic data in real time and adjusts continuously, sees
CNBC
Jun 20 2022
News
North Korea abruptly stops importing COVID containment goods from China
North Korea abruptly stopped importing COVID-19 prevention and control products from China in May, trade data released by Beijing showed, after the country bought face masks and ventilators from its neighbor in previous months.
Daily new cases of fever in North Korea, as reported by its state news agency, KCNA, have been declining since the reclusive country first acknowledged in mid-
Fox News (Online News)
Sep 09 2022
News
Over 1 million migrants allowed to stay under Biden: New York Times
President Joe Biden’s administration has reportedly allowed more than 1 million undocumented immigrants to remain in the country while they await immigration hearings, according to an analysis of “internal Homeland Security data” and “court filings” by the New York Times.
Many of those migrants, including hundreds of thousands seeking asylum, will have to wait an average of seven years
NewsNation
Sep 29 2022
News
Final Q2 GDP Report Confirms Biden's Recession...Again
The third and final estimate for U.S. GDP in the second quarter was released on Thursday morning, showing that the economy with -0.6 negative growth:
The “third” estimate of GDP released today is based on more complete source data than were available for the "second" estimate issued last month. In the second estimate, the decrease in real GDP was also 0.6 percent. The update primarily
Townhall
Sep 08 2022
Analysis
Over half of U.S. workers may be ‘quiet quitting’—and it’s been that way for decades
The idea of “quiet quitting” has taken social media by storm, as young workers on TikTok and other platforms argue that employees should only do what is required in their job description, and no more.
But a recent survey from Gallup suggests that the practice of quiet quitting is not just a social media fad. The survey firm found that around 50% of U.S. workers were “not engaged,”
Fortune
Dec 06 2022
Perspectives Blog
Are Conservative or Liberal Media Outlets More Popular?
The AllSides Media Bias Chart™ might give the false impression that all of its featured outlets are read equally, when in reality, some have much more influence than others.
Pulling back the curtain and seeing which news sources people actually read can give us a better understanding of how the news media relates to the public. For instance, an AllSides analysis found that a handful of
Joseph Ratliff
Aug 15 2022
News
Homebuying competition falls to lowest level in 2 years
Competition for homes across the nation is easing to levels not seen since the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a recent Redfin report.
In July, 44.3% of home offers from Redfin agents faced competition nationwide, down from 50.9% in June and 63.8% last July, according to a real estate brokerage.
The typical home last month saw 3.5 offers – down from 4.1
Fox Business
Nov 09 2022
Analysis
What bipartisanship could look like if Republicans take back the House in the midterm elections
Most House Republicans most likely to buck party leadership and side with Democrats are leaving Congress, raising questions about what bipartisanship will look like in the next Congress.
A MarketWatch analysis of roll call vote data collected by GovTrack found that four of the five House Republicans who have broken off from a Republican majority to side with the majority of Democrats
MarketWatch
Dec 07 2022
Analysis
A Senate breakthrough on immigration might still be a long shot
The Senate is reportedly weighing a new bipartisan immigration reform framework that involves concessions from both Democrats and Republicans, but also has a number of provisions that could ultimately doom it. The deal trades increased border security for relief for immigrants who are already in the US, but lawmakers are running out of time to pass it before the end of the year.
The
Vox
Oct 21 2022
News
‘No quick fixes’: Walensky’s push for change at CDC meets reality
The CDC’s new push to get information about health crises out faster to Americans is already running up against its limited authority, congressional inaction and the agency’s own entrenched culture.
In August, Director Rochelle Walensky ordered an overhaul of the CDC after its bungled Covid-19 response, including a drive to share research and data sooner and be more open with the public
Politico