Every so often, we witness narratives that stand at odds with rational policy discourse, and President Donald Trump’s recent jabs at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell exemplify this phenomenon. In a climate where economic stability hinges upon informed and prudent decision-making, Trump’s emphatic proclamation that Powell is “stupid” not only encapsulates his characteristic brashness but
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As the political landscape morphs with each passing legislative session, the impending discussions around the child tax credit (CTC) reveal startling truths about America’s priorities— or lack thereof. Although Senate Republicans are poised to pass President Donald Trump’s spending bill, the adjustments being considered for the CTC raise more questions than they answer. Proponents tout
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In an audacious attempt to democratize wealth-building, the Senate has retained a proposal within President Trump’s budget plan that establishes “Trump accounts,” a unique savings vehicle intended for children under eight years old. The initiative promises a one-time federal seed deposit of $1,000 per child, ostensibly to empower American youth by providing them with tools
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The real estate landscape is suffering greatly from higher mortgage rates and the shadow of economic uncertainty. These dire conditions are not merely affecting homebuyers; they are heavily undermining the sentiment of the nation’s builders. As per the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI), the sentiment recorded a troubling drop
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In the ongoing saga of American fiscal policy, the state and local tax (SALT) deduction has emerged as a profound symbol of inequality and political strife. As Senate Republicans unveil new details regarding President Trump’s much-anticipated spending package, the fate of the SALT deduction hangs precariously in the balance. Established through the Tax Cuts and
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