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What If We Abolished the Poverty Line? A Radical New Way to Measure Want
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What If We Abolished the Poverty Line? A Radical New Way to Measure Want

A Wall Street investor sparked debate by proposing a $140,000 poverty line. But an economist argues the real problem isn't where we draw the line—it's drawing one at all. His alternative reveals America's hidden poverty crisis.

Trump Adviser Wants Economists "Disciplined" for Contradicting Tariff Claims
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Trump Adviser Wants Economists "Disciplined" for Contradicting Tariff Claims

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett publicly calls for disciplinary action against NY Fed researchers who found 94% of tariff costs fall on US consumers and importers

The 10% Revolution: How Americans Broke Free from Food
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The 10% Revolution: How Americans Broke Free from Food

Americans spend just 10.4% of income on food in 2024, down from 42.5% in 1901. This quiet revolution reshaped society, but what did we trade for cheap food?

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Why the AI Revolution Won't Happen Overnight
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Why the AI Revolution Won't Happen Overnight

Despite viral predictions of imminent AI transformation, economic realities suggest a slower, more gradual adoption curve ahead.

The WHO headquarters in Geneva with a missing U.S. flag
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US WHO Withdrawal 2026: Reshaping Global Health Economics

The US officially announces its withdrawal from the WHO on January 23, 2026. Explore the economic implications, funding gaps, and the shift in global health leadership.

The Federal Reserve building with a silhouette of a gavel representing legal pressure.
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Global Central Banks Unite Amid Jerome Powell DOJ Investigation 2026

Global central bank leaders stand in solidarity with Fed Chair Jerome Powell amid a DOJ criminal investigation. Analysis of the 2026 political pressure on the Federal Reserve.

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64% Felt Stressed Yesterday: Gallup Global Emotions Report 2025 Highlights Daily Pressure

Gallup’s 2025 Global Emotions Report reveals Rwanda and Sierra Leone as the world's most stressed nations at 64%. Wealthy nations like Canada also rank high due to housing and costs.

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