Skip to content

North America

60% of Democrats Disapproved of Party’s Handling of Govt Shutdown

Few Americans approved of the Congressional infighting that led to the longest government shutdown in US history. Each side pointed its finger at the other as the...

US Collecting Biometric Data for Canadian Visitors

Governments use national security as the premise for increased surveillance. Due to a law passed in April, Canadians visiting the US must submit biometric data in...

Google to Invest $40B in Texas

Texas is a rising star amid the national capital flight to the south. Alphabet’s Google announced plans to invest $40 billion into two new data centers in...

SNAP Overhaul – $9 Billion Monthly Program

One in ten Americans receives food stamp benefits through SNAP. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins believes there needs to be an overhaul of the program to ensure...

Major Crypto Exchange Flees Delaware for Y’All Street

Major cryptocurrency exchange company, Coinbase, announced plans to reincorporate in Texas. Coinbase is relocating to the state of Wyoming, a move that has become...

Texas Changes Constitution to Attract Capital

Texas is open for business—permanently—as the state solidifies business-friendly measures in its constitution. Texas is signaling to businesses and institutions...

October Layoffs Reach 22-Year High in US

The US workforce saw a brief bump in hiring this October, coupled with a steep rise in firings. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will likely not publish job data...

American Household Debt Reaches $18.59 Trillion

American household debt has reached a new all-time high after rising by $197 billion in Q3 to $18.59 trillion. American consumers, the breadbasket of the national...

NYC Falls Under Socialist Control

Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani, 34, secured the first job of his career this Tuesday when he was elected as the mayor of New York City. The computer had...

US Manufacturing Declines for Eight Consecutive Month

US manufacturing turned down in October on the PMI index, dropping from 49.1 in September to 48.7 in October, marking the eighth consecutive month of contraction....