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Did you know the US government once seized private gold overnight? In 1933, gold was taken by law with a single signature. No warning. No debate.
Homeownership--once a hallmark of the American dream--has drifted further and further out of reach for the average American.
The U.S. government just announced a seismic shift:
Retail apocalypse grips the country with more than 8,000 great American stores to close and experts say the bloodbath will only get worse
For the better part of a year, the Trump Administration said little about apprenticeships. Then, almost out of nowhere, it announced a $145 million funding forecast aimed at expanding Pay for Apprenticeship--one of the largest investments we've se
Basic economic logic and thousands of years of recorded history have verified that price controls take a bad economic circumstance and make it even worse.
An Old Receipt Proves That Grocery Prices Have More Than Tripled, And Consumer Bankruptcies Are Soaring
Home foreclosures across America were on the rise in 2025, increasing by 14 percent from 2024, with Florida experiencing the highest numbers in the nation.
A record number of automobile owners are carrying negative equity of $10,000 to more than $15,000 into trade-ins on new vehicles, according to online vehicle data analytics website Edmunds.
...By Forcing Tech Giants To Pay For Soaring Power Costs. Friday's action is being cast as a one-time emergency intervention into the PJM market, necessary because of the rapid rise in electricity prices in the Mid-Atlantic region.
The past year was difficult for homeowners -- but experts warn that 2026 could be even more challenging.
A division appears to be forming among crypto industry executives regarding the market structure bill, with crypto giants such as Coinbase pulling support, but others stating that any regulation is better than none.
At 5,000 ounces of silver per contract, this comes to 751 MILLION ounces of silver contracts trading… or 1.7 TIMES the amount of actual silver the CME has stored in various depositories.
Institutional investors own less than one percent of single-family homes, and their impact on prices is modest. New evidence suggests their presence may reduce rents.
As for the estimated $8 billion in government (taxpayer) money stolen by crooks in Minnesota, people demand answers to many questions.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Jay comes on the show with important news to share on the state of the Republican Party and how they have moved on from Trump...
After a swath of billionaires publicly announced they are leaving the state of California over a proposed wealth tax, Governor Gavin Newsom went into a full blown panic - vowing to stop the proposed tax and "do what I have to do to protect the state.
92 Percent Of Employed Americans Have Cut Back On Spending As The Standard Of Living In The U.S. Crumbles
Panic sets in as revealing map shows only SEVEN metro areas across the entire United States are sellers' markets... while all the rest are set to see house prices tumble
Beloved department store Macy's is set to close 14 more of its stores across the US as part of the firm's 'bold' new initiative.
On credit card and food price gouging, Trump is carrying out Elizabeth Warren and AOC policy mandates.
In the heart of Georgia's prime agricultural belt, a generational grower's drastic decision to abandon nearly half his farmland has become a stark symbol of a deepening national crisis.
When US unemployment ticked up to 4.6 percent in November 2025, the Financial Times declared that the Federal Reserve should cut rates to rescue workers.
A nationwide tax revolt is brewing as Americans realize fraud and waste account for nearly every dollar the IRS takes.
...To Unfreeze Housing Market
In his 1936 book, 'The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money,' John Maynard Keynes argued that aggregate demand was too volatile to be stable and would lead to inflation or recession.
With only a few days left as a member of Congress, North Georgia's fiery representative is encouraging Americans not to pay their taxes this year.
On its own, it speaks tons
Most people today can't afford an extra carton of eggs or enough gas to get to work, let alone write a check to pay off their mortgage or buy a homestead.
The minimum wage increased significantly in 19 U.S. states on New Year's Day. Minimum wages are often portrayed in the mainstream press as a straightforward way to raise incomes for the lowest-paid workers, but this portrayal ignores the underlying
