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Real gross domestic product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 2.8% in the third quarter of 2024, falling short of both the previous quarter and analysts’ expectations.

Sudden, violent, disruptive events in the Middle East cause big oil price jumps and front-page headlines about gasoline prices – don’t they? But, not lately. Like the dog that did not bark, why not?

State financial officers and private sector investors managing over $65 billion of assets are urging Fortune 1000 companies not to cave to Democrat pressure to continue their DEI practices, which have proven to be both socially counterproductive and financially detrimental to shareholders.

At least half of voters “strongly oppose” three top planks of the transgender agenda, a new national survey reveals.

On Sunday, Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump laid out his plan to make it more affordable for Americans to finance a vehicle – with a catch.

After the fall of the Iron Curtain the Council for Foreign Relations (CFR) embraced the concept the world would be run by a group of benign democracies forevermore as a basis for foreign policy. It was a fantasy.

This year, Neiman Marcus is touting its “Beloved Holiday Book,” even though there’s never been any such thing in the past – the book that was beloved for the past 109 years was called its “Holiday Book.”

Democrat Americans’ support of requiring voters to provide photo identification has jumped over the last two years, results of a new Gallup poll reveal.

A new report by the House Judiciary Committee documents how the Biden-Harris Administration has used the nation’s immigration courts to advance an open-borders agenda

“This is a crisis,” visionary billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk declared Wednesday, reacting to news that the U.S. public debt had increased by nearly a half-trillion dollars in just three weeks.

CBS’s duplicitous editing and airing of its recent interview with Vice President and Democrat Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris has prompted a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) complaint.

Nine in ten voters say CBS should release the full transcript of its October 7 interview with Vice President Kamala Harris which the network edited before airing in an apparent attempt to present Harris’s comments in an unrealistically favorable manner.

Democracies are inherently unstable and, therefore, short-lived. That was true for the first “cradle of democracy,” Athens, in the fifth century B.C., and is demonstrably true now.

Nine in ten voters say CBS should release the full transcript of its October 7 interview with Vice President Kamala Harris the network edited before airing in an apparent attempt to present Harris’s comments in an unrealistically favorable manner.