Economy
Breibart Business Digest: How the Federal Reserve Got Tariffs Backward
The Fed Was Misled by Its Tarifflation Convictions The Federal Reserve spent 2025 worried about the wrong problem. All year…
Factory Orders Rebounded In August
The manufacturing sector saw a rebound in demand in August, with orders from U.S. factories broadly rising after two months…
Poll: Majority of Democrats Have Favorable View of Socialism
A majority of Democrats have a favorable view of socialism, a weekly survey from the Economist/YouGov revealed. The survey…
WATCH: Trump Jokes He Is ‘First Former McDonald’s Fry Cook’ to Become U.S President
President Donald Trump cracked a joke Monday while speaking at the McDonald’s Impact Summit in Washington, DC, about his…
Home Depot Cuts Full-Year Outlook as Expected Consumer Spending Surge Fails to Materialize
Home Depot sharply reduced its earnings guidance for fiscal 2025 on Tuesday, citing disappointing demand in the third…
New Home Sales Incentives Are the Highest Since 2009 but Not Enough
Homebuilders expected a buying rebound that didn’t come. Home Buyers Are Hiding The Wall Street Journal reports Builders Are…
Advancing The Overton Window: Legal Migration is the Main Problem to Tackle, Says Farage
Brexit’s Nigel Farage has responded to the UK’s left-wing government conceding that action is needed on illegal immigration…
Exclusive—Chad F. Wolf: Close the Chinese Drug Back Door, Bring Medicine Production Back to the U.S.
America’s dependence on foreign drug ingredients is a national security and safety issue that is hiding in plain sight. For…
White House Touts Lower Inflow of Foreign Student-Workers for White-Collar Jobs
The White House is touting a decline in the number of foreign students enrolled in U.S. colleges amid the public’s growing…
Digital Chains: How Central Banks Are Building a No-Escape Economy
For generations, money was something people held in their hands — a tangible symbol of work, value, and exchange. Today…