Economy

The internet is forever! At least that’s a concept most people on the internet besides CNN seem to grasp. On Tuesday, CNN made its double standard on inflation so nakedly apparent it needs an NC-17 rating. Inflation under Biden was "falling," but under Trump it's "persistent....as high prices continue to weigh on many Americans."

The dust has settled on the second Trump interview of the Bari Weiss Era at CBS News. It is another positive step in the right direction, away from the usual talking point-laden gotchafests. For the chattering classes, they will most certainly hate it and hysterically point to it as further proof of Trump’s supposed erosion of the hallowed norms of the journalistic profession.

It’s always great TV when the business journos over at CNBC take a wrecking ball to the media’s never-ending croaking against the Trump administration for an affordability issue they pretended wasn’t such a big deal under its predecessor.

Apparently, the ignoramuses at USA Today thought it was brilliant strategy to whine that President Trump deposing a narco-terrorist dictator—who runs an oil-rich state and has been flooding America with deadly drugs—somehow means he's ignoring the economy.

Normal people are breathing a sigh of relief that narco-terrorist leader Nicolás Maduro is finally getting his just desserts for getting fat off of the torture of his citizens and funneling drugs into the U.S. for years. For MRC, it’s a moment worth recalling when the idiotas at The New York Times made their readers dumber by blaming anything but communism and socialism for…

Narrative consistency on economic coverage is definitely not one of CNN’s strongest suits, and its latest pile of garbage it spewed to harangue President Donald Trump’s economy is case-in-point.

CNN This Morning let T.W. Arrighi put in an exceptional performance on Friday's episode. He authored a definitive takedown on NYC's new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and his radical agenda: "You can look around the country and around the world and see examples of all of his policies put in shiny new packaging--many examples of them failing time and time again."

While the leftist media scramble to retain whatever illusory credibility they think they have over their eroding predictions of a Trumpian economic disaster, CNN’s tour de force Scott Jennings took to ABC’s This Week to list off some of the president’s W’s.

Saturday's The Weekend on MS NOW ran a segment that began with clips of Hakeem Jeffries saying the Democrats' philosophy is "strong floor, no ceiling." Jeffries had cribbed that phrase from Oliver Libby, author of a book with that title. The show had Libby on as a guest, and both hosts pushed back against Libby's belief that there should be no ceiling on the success of Americans.

The former Global Head of Tech and AI Innovation at Nike Elaine Barsoom joined MRC to explore artificial intelligence and the dangers and benefits associated with its current development track.

When voters are allowed to see the facts that the leftist, legacy media are denying them, their economic outlook brightens significantly, results of a new McLaughlin & Associates study reveals.

Steven C. Bush, chairman, president, and CEO of Apple Bank— the largest state-chartered savings bank in New York state — spoke with MRC Business about his optimism for the future of American capitalism amid troubling trends.

The Associated Press has faced criticism for editorializing rather than reporting straightforward news, particularly in an article about November's inflation rate of 2.7%, which was lower than the expected 3.1%. Critics argue that AP turned positive economic news into a negative narrative, suggesting potential data distortions and emphasizing public discontent. This approach contrasts with…

On Thursday, the broadcast networks led with President Trump’s Wednesday primetime address to the nation and all took great umbrage with his blaming of the Biden regime for the economy he inherited, but ABC’s Good Morning America was far and above the worst for its deep disgust over the “combative,” “defensive,” and “hyperpartisan” speech that ignored the “economic pain...under his…