Blog/USA Current Events
Thanksgiving Dinner Costs Rise 20% This Year
In 2021, the average American family paid at least 14% more for Thanksgiving festivities. In 2022, celebratory costs are estimated to rise by 20%. The US Farm [...]
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Trump is Back
Donald Trump announced that he is officially running for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. The only president in American history to win re-election [...]
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Biden Promises to Raise Energy Prices Before Midterms
Remember when America was energy independent? Gas was under $2 per gallon, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve was full, and our lawmakers did not have to grovel at the [...]
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Reminder: It’s Election Day in the US
Don’t forget to vote today in case they are unable to rig the midterm [...]
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Oprah’s Old Posse Weighing in on PA Senate Race
The corrupt celebrity Oprah Winfrey (a separate blog post for another day) and her old posse are weighing in on the Pennsylvania Senate race. John Fetterman v [...]
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Portland’s Homeless Crisis – A Tale of a Blue City
Oregon is a beautiful picturesque state. Mountains, waterfalls, and beautiful beaches – Oregon was once a desirable place to live. Portland was a promising [...]
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Clarence Thomas Weighs in On Diversity
The Supreme Court is likely to rule that colleges may no longer consider race as a qualification for college applications. This has been a problem in America for [...]
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Halloween Spending Amid Inflation
The National Retail Federation estimated that 172 million Americans spent $10.6 billion on Halloween this year, or $100 per person. Around $1.2 billion went into [...]
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Guaranteed Basic Income Pilot Includes Illegal Immigrants
An Illinois county is paying illegal immigrants for making it across the border and winding up in the mess that is the Chicago area. US taxpayers already pay around [...]
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The Advisory Committee on Racial Equity
ALL AMERICANS ARE HURTING FINANCIALLY. But the Treasury Department plans to prioritize people based on the color of their skin. Secretary of the Treasury Janet [...]
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