Articles for category: Economy

November 10, 2025

American Grocery Aisles Face a Pasta Apocalypse!

13 Major Italian Pasta Brands Could Vanish from U.S. Shelves as 107% Tariffs Kick In! Shoppers in American grocery stores may soon face an empty pasta shelf—or at least one dramatically changed—after a startling announcement pushed the issue into the spotlight. The U.S. Department of Commerce has recommended imposing preliminary anti-dumping tariffs of 91.74 % on 13 major Italian pasta producers, on top of the existing 15 % tariff on European Union goods—effectively putting the total tariff rate near 107 %. The companies spotlighted include well-known names like Barilla, La Molisana and Pasta Garofalo—brands that helped define “made in Italy”

November 6, 2025

Thanksgiving Shock: Walmart Drops Turkey Prices to Lowest Since 2019

Walmart CEO Announces Thanksgiving Turkeys at 68¢ a Pound — Lowest Price in 6 Years as Trump’s Economic Shift Sparks Consumer Wins In a stunning pre-holiday announcement, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon revealed that the price of Thanksgiving turkeys will hit their lowest level since 2019 — a headline that’s sending both shoppers and economists into a frenzy. After years of painful grocery inflation, supply-chain chaos, and rising fuel costs, the nation’s largest retailer has finally delivered a piece of good news for the American dinner table: this year, families can expect to pay just 68 cents per pound for their

October 15, 2025

Whirlpool’s $300 Million Expansion Marks Major Win for Trump’s Pro-Manufacturing Agenda

President Trump Applauds Whirlpool’s $300 Million U.S. Investment, Creating Thousands of Jobs in Another Reshoring Victory for American Manufacturing Whirlpool Corporation’s latest $300 million investment in its Ohio laundry manufacturing facilities marks one of the strongest signals yet that America’s manufacturing resurgence under President Donald Trump’s pro-industry policies continues to gain momentum. Announced on October 15, 2025, the Michigan-based appliance giant revealed plans to expand its production capabilities and modernize its operations, creating between 400 and 600 new direct jobs while supporting another 5,000 roles across its extensive supply chain. The news comes as a celebration of both economic confidence

October 13, 2025

JPMorgan Unveils $1.5 Trillion Plan to Supercharge U.S. Industries

JPMorgan Announces $1.5 Trillion, 10-Year Investment Push in Defense, AI, Energy, and Critical American Manufacturing In a major announcement that’s being hailed as a milestone for America’s industrial resurgence, JPMorgan Chase has unveiled a staggering $1.5 trillion, 10-year plan to finance and invest in sectors vital to national security and long-term economic independence. The sweeping initiative, called the Security and Resiliency Investment Framework, will inject funding into industries including defense, aerospace, clean energy, advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and cybersecurity. According to JPMorgan, the program will combine both public and private financing mechanisms, with the bank directly committing up

October 2, 2025

Trump Floats $1,000–$2,000 Tariff Rebates for Americans

President Trump Considers Taxpayer Rebates of Up to $2,000 From Tariff Revenues, Sparking Debate Over Debt and Consumer Costs President Donald Trump’s comments about giving Americans rebates funded by tariff revenues have stirred new waves of conversation about the future of U.S. economic policy. In remarks first made in July 2025, he said he was weighing a plan that could provide direct payments ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 per citizen, framing it as a way to put money back into the hands of hardworking taxpayers. The idea, which mirrors elements of the proposed American Worker Rebate Act, has energized some

September 27, 2025

S&P 500 Board Shake-Up Stuns Media Under Trump

For the First Time Since 2017, White Males Become Majority of New S&P 500 Directors as DEI Programs Fade Under Trump Sometimes the numbers tell a story bigger than the headlines. For the first time since 2017, white males now make up the majority of new directors at S&P 500 companies. This surprising shift comes at a time when the media has been sounding alarms about the rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs across America’s institutions. The timing is not a coincidence. President Trump’s January 2025 executive order dismantling federal DEI programs, which overturned Joe Biden’s 2021 Executive Order

September 25, 2025

Bass Pro Shops Brings Jobs Back to Missouri After Hobie Deal

Bass Pro Shops Moves Production from Mexico to Missouri After Acquiring Hobie, Marking a Major Win for Trump’s “America First” Economic Push Bass Pro Shops has announced a major shift in its operations that is already making headlines. After acquiring the sports brand Hobie, the company is relocating production from Mexico to Lebanon, Missouri. The move represents not only a homecoming for the brand but also a symbolic moment in the ongoing debate over American manufacturing, jobs, and trade. For many, it stands as another sign of President Trump’s economic influence and the continued push behind his “America First” agenda.

August 9, 2025

The $35,000 Wedding Dilemma No One Talks About

Why Couples Spend $35,000 on a Wedding That Lasts Just Six Hours — and How It Could Be Hurting Their Marriage Before It Even Begins It’s a strange contradiction of modern love — couples spend months, sometimes years, planning the perfect wedding, pouring every ounce of energy, creativity, and often their life savings into making one single day as magical as possible. Yet, for all the glitz, the curated Instagram moments, and the meticulously chosen details from the napkin color to the flavor of the cake, the entire celebration typically lasts just six hours. Six hours that cost, on average,

June 24, 2025

India’s RBI Steps In to Calm Liquidity – Could This Be Big?

India’s Central Bank Launches $11.6B Reverse Repo Operation to Stabilize Markets – Here’s What You Need to Know Imagine you’re an investor or running a bank in Mumbai. Suddenly there’s too much money circling around—overnight interest rates drop too low—and it starts to break the system. That was the story earlier this week, until the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) took a bold step. On June 24, the RBI announced a seven-day variable rate reverse repo (VRRR) auction worth ₹1 trillion (about $11.6 billion), scheduled for June 27. The goal? Squeeze excess liquidity from the banking system and bring overnight call rates

June 24, 2025

U.S. Job Growth Crisis Shakes Fed’s Plans

A Halt in Immigration Could Cost the U.S. More Than Just Labor—Get Ready for a Federal Reserve Headache Alright, let’s dig in. Picture the U.S. labor market like a slowly churning engine. It needs fuel—people—to keep humming. But now, that fuel is drying up. According to Barclays, immigration—especially humanitarian cases—has almost ground to a halt, and deportations are around 10,000 each month. At the same time, America’s workforce is getting older. All this adds up to a serious risk: U.S. job creation is slowing down sharply. Just think about it: over the past couple of years, the U.S. added about