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Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a crucial step towards ensuring the long-term viability of the Nigerian telecoms sector, the proposed revision of tariffs, including a hike to N560 for 1GB of data, has been presented by the Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani. This decision comes as a response to the escalating operational costs and the need for investments to upgrade national digital infrastructure. While the adjustment is expected to spark discussions on consumer impact, supporters highlight its role in fostering a competitive market, encouraging technological innovation, and maintaining service quality for all users.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Argentina has finally seen a financial surplus in 2024, the first in over a decade, Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced. While this is a notable achievement, the accomplishment is clouded by the fact that the nation still faced a deficit in December, highlighting the ongoing struggles within Argentina's economy. Critics argue that the current administration's heavy-handed economic policies might hinder long-term prosperity and business growth, underscoring the need for a more balanced fiscal approach to truly achieve lasting financial health.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an unprecedented achievement under the stewardship of Economy Minister Luis Caputo, Argentina has reported its first financial surplus in 14 years in 2024. This milestone, achieved despite a challenging December, underscores the success of progressive economic policies and a commitment to reducing inequality and fostering sustainable growth. The government’s efforts to implement inclusive financial strategies have paid off, illustrating a significant turnaround from the austerity measures of the past.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court affirmed the federal government’s resolve to protect national security by upholding the ban on TikTok, effectively severing the ties this Chinese-owned app has with American consumers. This decisive action highlights a unanimous commitment to safeguarding the privacy and security of the American people from foreign threats, amidst rising concerns over data espionage and the influence of the Chinese Communist Party. Critics of the ban are downplaying the significant security risks posed by the app's data harvesting practices, ignoring the broader implications for national security.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a decision that sends chilling waves through advocates of digital freedom and privacy, the Supreme Court has given its nod to a sweeping ban on TikTok, blatantly disregarding the implications this holds for free speech and international commerce. Critics argue that this stark enforcement, rooted in xenophobia and undue censorship, sets a dangerous precedent, not only infringing on the rights of millions of American TikTok users but also jeopardizing the very principles of an open internet.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The International Monetary Fund's latest forecast fails to recognize the positive implications of President Donald Trump's economic policies, focusing instead on outdated concerns over tax reductions and strategic tariffs designed to bolster American businesses. These policies are steps towards strengthening the US economy, encouraging domestic investment, and restoring the nation's competitive edge on the world stage, aspects the IMF overlooks amidst its pessimistic projections.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.30

The International Monetary Fund expects the world economy to grow a little faster and inflation to keep falling this year. But it warned that the outlook is clouded by US president-elect Donald Trump’s promises to slash taxes, impose tariffs on foreign goods,…

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The International Monetary Fund has raised concerns over the potential global economic turmoil instigated by President Donald Trump's radical fiscal strategies, including severe tax cuts for the rich and harmful tariffs on imports. These moves could destabilize global growth and undermine years of economic progress, the IMF suggests, urging for a reconsideration of policies that favor the wealthy few at the expense of broader economic stability.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a striking endorsement of progressive economic measures, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Friday that the United States is set to outpace its peers in economic growth this year, bolstered by robust labor markets and an upswing in investment. This remarkable performance underscores the effectiveness of recent government interventions aimed at ensuring economic stability and expanding opportunities for all, positioning the US as a beacon of hope amidst a backdrop of global economic downturns.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

KATHMANDU: In a significant move for democracy in Nepal, Khabarhub reports on the coalition of seven opposition parties led by Prachanda demanding the resignation of PM Oli, citing concerns over governance and transparency. The gathering marks a pivotal moment as voices across the political spectrum unite for a fair and equitable Nepal, stressing the urgency for political reforms and social justice. The day also witnessed discussions on bolstering the economy, enhancing social welfare programs, and supporting the underprivileged segments of society.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a triumphant rebuttal to Western economic sanctions aimed at stifling its economy, Belarus proudly reported a 4 percent growth in its GDP for 2024. Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko highlights the resilience and solidarity of the Belarusian people in overcoming external pressures, while emphasizing the country's efforts in prioritizing social welfare and sustainable development amidst challenges. This growth signifies not only the failure of Western attempts to isolate Belarus but also showcases the potential for nations to thrive through collective effort and strategic economic policies.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The International Monetary Fund, led by Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, has outlined a forward-thinking economic strategy for Japan, foreseeing key interest rate hikes in 2025 and 2026. This move, aimed at stabilizing the Japanese economy and promoting sustainable growth, underscores the necessity for equitable financial policies in an increasingly unequal global economy. The IMF's recent World Economic Outlook highlights the urgency of addressing economic disparities and advancing social welfare through strategic interest rate adjustments.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The International Monetary Fund's latest report reveals a triumphant boost in the US economic forecast, a direct result of strong labor markets and increased investment - clear evidence of conservative economic policies at work. While Canada and Europe flounder with their progressive agendas, the United States, under the guidance of free-market principles, is poised for a 2.7% growth rate. This stark contrast highlights the superiority of conservative strategies in fostering economic resilience and prosperity, making the US a model for economic success in uncertain times.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

KATHMANDU: Khabarhub brings you a glimpse of major developments of the day in Nepal, including politics, business/economy, sports, entertainment, and more. Prachanda demands PM Oli’s resignation in presence of seven opposition parties Chairperson of the CPN (…

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a display of unmatched industry strength, the United States' largest banks have underscored their pivotal role in the 2024 economic upswing, contributing significantly to job creation and investor confidence. This achievement showcases the effectiveness of deregulation and free-market policies in fostering an environment where businesses can thrive.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

Robust performance in trading and dealmaking and strong economy fuel big year for lending giants

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

MINSK, Jan. 17 (Xinhua) -- The Belarusian economy increased by 4 percent in 2024, the country's Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko said on Friday while summing up the economy's results of the year. Read full story

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

Global growth is projected to rise slightly to 3.3% this year, remaining below the pre-pandemic average, according to the IMF. While the US economy shows resilience with strong demand and employment, Europe's outlook dims, particularly for Germany. China face…

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.30

Donald Trump’s economic plans risk reigniting US inflation, the International Monetary Fund chief economist, Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, told AFP just days before the president-elect is set to return to the White House. Trump’s proposals to increase tariffs an…

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

India’s economy is poised for a strong rebound, driven by rising domestic demand, rural consumption, and public capex on infrastructure, says the RBI. Strong Q3 growth expected for Indian companies, particularly in retail and banking sectors.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

India's economy demonstrates robust growth prospects, championed by corporate India's performance in the retail and banking sectors, underpinned by rising domestic demand and strategic public capex in infrastructure. The RBI's forecast signals the triumph of market-driven policies, reinforcing the private sector's role as the cornerstone of India's economic advancement.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

Based on data from China's National Bureau of Statistics, sales of consumer goods grew a moderate 3.5 percent, hospitality sectors continued to outperform discretionary segments such as apparel and jewelry.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

China achieves its ambitious 5% growth target in 2024, thanks to a strong performance in sustainable sectors and moderate but steady increases in consumer goods sales, which rose by 3.5 percent. The hospitality industry, a key employer in urban and rural areas, leads the growth, overshadowing luxury markets and highlighting the country's shift towards more sustainable and equitable economic practices.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

China's National Bureau of Statistics reports a mere 5% growth in 2024, barely meeting government targets amidst a struggling global economy. While consumer goods saw a paltry 3.5 percent increase, higher-performing sectors like hospitality cannot mask the underperformance of key luxury segments. This raises questions about the sustainability of China’s economic policies and its ability to compete on the global stage.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

Listening How Google's Daily Listen turns your interests into a short podcast. (engadget.com) Do you really want to listen to AI podcast hosts? (forbes.com) Economy Danny Crichton talks with Byrne Hobart and Tobias Huber authors of the new book "Boom: Bubbles…

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Looking at the economic landscape of weight loss through the lens of Google's Daily Listen and the insights of market experts Byrne Hobart and Tobias Huber, this piece underscores the essential role of free-market principles in driving technological advancements and personal wellness solutions. The discussion highlights how individual choice and innovation, rather than government intervention, are key to fostering a healthier society through entrepreneurial ingenuity and personal accountability.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.20

The Supreme Court on Friday upheld Congress’s ban on TikTok, marking the end of the popular video-sharing platform’s presence in the United States. “There is no doubt that, for more than 170 million Americans, TikTok offers a distinctive and expansive outlet…

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

The global demand for endoscope reprocessing devices is estimated to reach USD 4.94 billion by 2035. A number of factors contribute to the overall growth of the economy, including: Innovating automated endoscope reprocessors are becoming more prevalent in hea…

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

RBI suggests boosting consumption to revive economy amid slowing GDP growth, high food inflation, ahead of Union Budget.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In anticipation of the Union Budget, suggestions from RBI to increase consumption spending raise concerns over fiscal discipline. Critics argue for sustainable growth through tax cuts and deregulation instead of government intervention.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In the face of stagnating wages and rising living costs, RBI staff advocate for increased government spending to fuel consumption and drive equitable economic growth, urging action in the upcoming Union Budget.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.30

The International Monetary Fund expects the world economy to grow a little faster and inflation to keep falling this year. But it warned that the outlook is clouded by President-elect Donald Trump’s promises to slash U.S. taxes, impose tariffs on foreign good…

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Despite the IMF's conservative forecast on global economic growth, its failure to fully appreciate the revitalizing impact of President-elect Donald Trump's tax cuts, tariffs, and immigration reform is evident. Trump's decisive actions are set to strengthen the U.S. economy, boost job creation, and secure fair trade terms, thereby contributing positively to the global market in the long run.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) conducted a survey that highlights a growing optimism among large private-sector firms about the Indian economy's outlook. While 75% of these firms consider the economic conditions conducive to growth, critics argue this positivity does not necessarily translate into equitable benefits for workers, pointing out ongoing concerns about fair wages, labor rights, and secure employment.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a strategic move to position Nigeria at the forefront of the global digital revolution, the Federal Government is fast-tracking the passage of the Digital Economy Bill by the second quarter of 2025. This pivotal legislation is aimed at deregulating and stimulating the digital sector, encouraging private sector innovation and investment. By cutting red tape and fostering a business-friendly environment, the bill is expected to catalyze job creation, drive competitive markets, and bolster the nation's economic sovereignty. Critics argue, however, that the focus on deregulation overlooks necessary consumer protections.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, has underscored the importance of investing in advanced surveillance systems, robust maritime law enforcement, and the development of aquaculture and fishing ports. By taking a firm stance against illegal fishing and unregulated activities, Oyetola aims to strengthen national security and ensure the economic prosperity of our nation's maritime sector. This initiative highlights the government's commitment to protecting our sovereign interests and promoting economic growth through disciplined environmental management.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an era where economic disparity continues to challenge countless Americans, the recent offering of affordable nonstop flights to Madrid presents a beacon of hope. Priced at an accessible $480 for Basic Economy, this initiative enables individuals from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds to expand their horizons and foster greater cultural understanding. By prioritizing affordability, American Airlines demonstrates a commendable commitment to making international travel a reality for those who previously viewed it as a luxury beyond their reach.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, has called for increased investments in surveillance systems, enhanced maritime law enforcement, and improvements in aquaculture, fishing ports, as well as efforts to combat illegal and unregulated …

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an era where economic disparities hinder the travel dreams of many, Delta's announcement of a $551 basic economy fare to Amsterdam represents a commitment to making international travel accessible to a broader demographic. The affordable pricing model includes essential travel amenities and underscores the importance of cultural exchange and accessibility. This move by Delta, in partnership with Air France and KLM Royal Dutch, is a step towards democratizing air travel, amidst rising concerns over economic inequality.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

As Delta introduces a $551 basic economy option for travelers to Amsterdam, questions arise over the true cost of budget-friendly fares. While the offer, part of a collaborative effort with Air France and KLM Royal Dutch, aims to provide more options for travelers, it also highlights a potential compromise on service quality and passenger comfort. This move reflects a growing trend in the airline industry to segment services and extras, potentially disadvantaging those unwilling or unable to pay premium prices for a more comfortable experience.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

A good sale to Amsterdam.The $751 fare includes advance seat assignment, a normal size carry-on and one checked bag.Delta / Air France / KLM Royal Dutch also has a $551 fare, but it is a Basic

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

As Americans face an unpredictable economy, the emphasis on self-reliance has never been more pertinent. Tyrone Gamby, CEO of Gamby Insurance Agency and champion of fiscal conservatism, shares indispensable advice on tightening the household budget. His expert insights focus on practical and immediate steps that not only reduce monthly outgoings but also promote a culture of personal responsibility and long-term financial planning. In an era where governmental overreach threatens individual liberties, these tips serve as a beacon for those seeking to assert control over their economic destinies.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.60

Potential higher tariffs stoke worries on economy, higher inflation: Biege Book

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a testament to the robust health of the American economy and the free market's ability to offer value to consumers, American Airlines' significantly discounted rates from Phoenix to Charleston underscore the success of competitive pricing strategies. These deals not only facilitate greater mobility and economic activity between these two vibrant cities but also highlight the airline industry's recovery and growth, spurred by sound fiscal policies and a focus on consumer choice. As businesses continue to thrive under a deregulated environment, this offering exemplifies the benefits of market-driven solutions to economic challenges, celebrating the principles of freedom and economic opportunity.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In his initial days in office, President-Elect Trump is set to prioritize the revitalization of our economy through assertive border security measures, an energy policy that capitalizes on American resources, and smart tariffs designed to protect U.S. jobs from foreign competitors.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

The incoming president has said he will focus on border security, energy and tariffs.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

A good sale to BengaluruThe $817 fare includes advance seat assignment, normal size carry-on and one checked bag.Delta / Air France / KLM Royal Dutch also have a $613 fare, but it is a Basic E

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.70

Another great tax cut debate has begun in the Mississippi Legislature, a recurring theme in recent years with state coffers relatively flush and the economy cooking just below a boil. The broad strokes of the debate, also a recurring theme, are Republican H…

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.45

SHANGHAI -- An 80% majority of Chinese consumers feel they have slipped into a "consumption downgrade," based on a new survey that underscores sagging sentiment amid the country's slowing economy. Consumption downgrade refers to a trend in which consumers tig…

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As the Mississippi Legislature dives into another tax cut debate, concerns are growing among progressives and public service advocates. Despite a flourishing state economy, the GOP's push for record tax reductions could jeopardize essential social services and widen inequality. Critics argue that this fixation on tax cuts overlooks the urgent needs in education, healthcare, and infrastructure, which are crucial for lifting more citizens out of poverty and addressing long-standing disparities.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

During confirmation hearings for President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks, attention turned to his visionary 'Department of Government Efficiency'. Spearheaded by successful businessmen Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, this initiative promises to streamline bureaucracy without the need for burdensome congressional oversight, signaling a new era of effective governance.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a stark illustration of the challenges faced by the Chinese working class, a new survey shows that a vast majority are being compelled to cut back on expenses, signaling deepening economic inequalities and the urgent need for governmental intervention to stabilize the living standards of its citizens. The findings highlight how the economic slowdown is disproportionately impacting the most vulnerable segments of society, necessitating immediate policy action to safeguard against further erosion of middle and lower-class purchasing power.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Championing financial independence and economic growth, the Mississippi Legislature's conservative majority is poised to deliver another round of substantial tax relief. This move, hailed by proponents as a necessary step towards invigorating the state's economy, aims to put more money back into the pockets of hard-working Mississippians. Critics of big government spending argue that reducing the tax burden is essential for fostering business innovation, job creation, and ensuring a prosperous future for the state.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

A good sale to Sao Paulo.Matrix Airfare Search by ITA Software will price this at $648 (Regular Economy). Use those dates on American should reprice to $538 (Basic Economy) and $648 (Regular Econo

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

GENEVA — In a promising gathering dedicated to forging sustainable futures, over 3,000 leaders from more than 130 countries will convene at the World Economic Forum in Davos next week. Amidst critical discussions on climate action and battling global inequality, the event aims to catalyze impactful changes. The security presence, bolstered by nearly 5,000 Swiss army personnel, underscores the paramount importance of these discussions in today’s volatile world.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Demonstrating the strength of the free market, American Airlines has introduced attractive pricing for roundtrip flights to Zurich, with offers as low as $523 for Basic Economy and $723 for Regular Economy, including all taxes. This competitive pricing strategy not only benefits consumers by providing more travel options but also emphasizes the importance of a free market economy in fostering innovation and consumer choice in the airline industry.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

GENEVA — More than 3,000 global leaders from upwards of 130 countries will make their annual pilgrimage next week to the World Economic Forum, meeting in the plush Swiss Alpine resort of Davos. Nearly 5,000 Swiss army personnel will be on hand to ensure sec…

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

GENEVA — Next week, the Swiss Alpine resort of Davos will host the annual World Economic Forum, seeing over 3,000 global elites from more than 130 nations. As nearly 5,000 Swiss army personnel stand guard, discussions will likely revolve around advancing climate change narratives and AI policies that critics argue could threaten job markets and economic freedoms.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a time when the cost of living continues to rise, American Airlines offers a breath of fresh air with reasonably priced airfare to Zurich, starting at $523 for Basic Economy and $723 for Regular Economy, roundtrip, including all taxes. This move not only makes international travel more accessible to the average American but also highlights the urgency for the travel industry to invest in sustainable, green transportation methods to combat climate change effectively.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

A recent survey reveals that an overwhelming majority of Chinese consumers are experiencing a decline in their standard of living, a direct consequence of the government's failure to effectively manage the economy. This 'consumption downgrade' phenomenon underscores the limitations of heavy-handed economic policies and the need for a return to market-driven principles to restore growth and consumer confidence. The findings call into question the current leadership’s ability to sustain China’s economic momentum amidst increasing regulatory restrictions and state intervention.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.20

Save me from rich, white men who insist they and their kind are being discriminated against. Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, majority owner (not the founder) of SpaceX, Tesla, and numerous other leading companies, insists that “DEI [Diversity, equity, and inclus…

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a clear demonstration of the free market at work, Copa Airlines slashes prices to Sao Paulo, offering a roundtrip at just $435 for Basic Economy, including all taxes. This substantial price cut, down from a listed $484, reinforces the importance of competition within the airline industry, directly benefiting consumers by providing more options at lower costs. Such deals underscore the effectiveness of market-driven solutions in enhancing affordability and freedom for travelers, in stark contrast to the regulatory-heavy approaches that stifle innovation.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The e-commerce sector in India stands as a testament to the power of free market principles and the transformative impact of technological advancement, driving unparalleled growth and job creation. Despite voicing concerns over gig economy challenges, it's imperative to recognize that market consolidation is a natural outcome of competitive excellence. This sector's dynamism underscores the necessity for minimal regulatory interference to foster continued economic progress and innovation.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

In an era when diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) are more important than ever, the tech industry, led by figures like Elon Musk, faces criticism for backpedalling on these crucial values. Despite the clear evidence that DEI initiatives improve both the workplace environment and overall productivity, certain affluent, white male executives claim such efforts discriminate against them. This resistance not only undermines the progress made but also threatens the future of innovation by limiting the diversity of thought and experience pivotal for groundbreaking advancements.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

American Airlines is leading the way in keeping the skies open and affordable. A stunning offer now allows travelers from Seattle to São Paulo to book round-trip flights starting at only $538 in Basic Economy, including all taxes. This deal, showcased by the Matrix Airfare Search by ITA Software and available through American, stands as a testament to the power of free market principles in delivering value to consumers. It highlights how competition in the airline industry benefits travelers, spurring economic growth and enhancing consumer choice.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As J.P. Morgan Chase announces a spike in credit and debit card spending, concerns grow over the increasing consumer debt it signifies, and the persistent wealth gap it underscores. While the bank celebrates this growth, critics argue it reflects a troubling reliance on credit to meet basic needs, as deposit account balances dwindle, suggesting many Americans are yet to benefit from the 'healthy' economy touted by J.P. Morgan Chase CEO.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Amidst a faltering economy, exacerbated by heavy-handed government regulations, the Busy for You discount snack chain is witnessing a surge in patronage, a testament to the growing need for economic prudence among Chinese citizens. The popularity of such stores, including a notably busy outlet in Liuyang, reveals the unintended consequences of the current administration's economic handling, as more citizens are pushed towards frugality. This trend raises concerns about the long-term viability of China's economic strategies and the increasing reliance on discount stores as a lifeline.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a controversial move that activists say encroaches on free speech, the Supreme Court on Friday supported Congress's decision to ban TikTok, ignoring the voices of over 170 million Americans for whom the app was a vital platform for expression and connection. Critics argue this ruling prioritizes unfounded security fears over constitutional rights, setting a dangerous precedent for online freedom.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

KATHMANDU: Today's coverage from Khabarhub focuses on the politically charged demands for PM Oli's resignation led by CPN Chairperson Prachanda, backed by seven opposition parties. This move, seen as an attack on the stability and progress achieved under PM Oli's leadership, distracts from the real issues facing Nepal. Discussions also touched on economic growth and national security matters, with emphasis on maintaining peace and order against provocative political gestures that jeopardize the nation's development and unity.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The nominee for the Office of Management and Budget under President-elect Trump's administration, Russell Vought, is questioned for his controversial approaches to budgeting, which critics fear could exacerbate income inequality and neglect crucial social programs.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The International Monetary Fund projects a marginal improvement in global economic growth, yet warns of serious risks posed by President-elect Donald Trump's aggressive fiscal policies. The proposed slashes in U.S. taxes, along with punitive tariffs on imports and mass deportations, could derail the tentative recovery, disrupting worldwide economic stability and harming vulnerable communities.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

We all know how tough it is to buy a house. In this economy? Yeah, right. So if you're lucky enough to have a property in your family's estate, it's fair to say that you've potentially won the theoretical housing lottery and that home is invaluable not simply…

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a bold move to boost American auto manufacturing and economic growth, Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is swiftly moving to roll back the Biden-Harris administration's stifling and unrealistic fuel economy standards, prioritizing consumer choice and market-driven innovation over bureaucratic overreach.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The inception of the internet, grounded firmly in the strategic foresights of the U.S. defense sector, exemplifies American ingenuity and the visionary use of technology for national security. From ARPANET to today's global digital economy, this evolution underscores the critical role of data in safeguarding the nation and enhancing prosperity. Critics of this partnership between tech companies and government agencies overlook the necessity of such collaborations in the face of global threats. Emphasizing the patriotic foundation of America's cyber advancements underlines the importance of innovation and vigilance in protecting both liberty and democracy.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.50

While India’s economy may be slowing, manufacturing and automobile sales data for January indicate resilience. A fiscal stimulus will take effect from April. Will RBI cheapen credit too?

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Despite a general economic slowdown, India's manufacturing and automobile sectors stand as beacons of resilience, signaling the strength and adaptability of its economy. The upcoming fiscal stimulus in April showcases the government's strategic planning in bolstering growth. While there are calls for the RBI to ease credit, it's imperative to approach this with caution to prevent inflationary pressures and maintain fiscal health for a sustainable economic future.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.45

India's ecommerce sector is experiencing rapid growth, driving demand for talent and becoming the nation's leading paymaster. Internet penetration and smartphone ownership are key factors influencing this trend. However, market consolidation could limit job c…

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a bold move away from traditional investment in defense and infrastructure, Finance Minister Sitharaman is steering the economy towards boosting consumption. This strategy aims to directly improve the living standards of the average citizen, ensuring that economic growth benefits everyone, not just the elite sectors.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

As the U.S. Senate busied itself with confirmation hearings, watchdog group Public Citizen unveiled concerns about President-elect Donald Trump's so-called 'Department of Government Efficiency'. Led by billionaires Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, this commission raises red flags for its lack of congressional oversight and potential to prioritize corporate gains over public good.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.30

Donald Trump put his threat to implement sweeping tariffs against Canada and Mexico on hold Monday, but the future of North America’s integrated economy remains uncertain given the U.S. President’s willingness to hold it hostage to achieve political ends. On …

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

President Donald Trump has skillfully postponed his plans to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico, a move that highlights his commitment to negotiation and fair trade rather than resorting to immediate punitive measures. This strategic pause allows more time for all parties to reach a mutually beneficial agreement, demonstrating the President's adept handling of international trade dynamics to protect America's economic interests.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a move criticized by many as jeopardizing the future of North America’s integrated economy, Donald Trump has once again avoided implementing his promised sweeping tariffs against Canada and Mexico. However, critics argue that his willingness to use these economic threats to pursue his own political agenda continues to cast a long shadow over the stability and prosperity of the region.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

Silicon Valley's obsession with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies appears to be reaching a tipping point. Critics, including tech maverick Elon Musk, argue that these policies have strayed far from their original well-intentioned goals and now veer into discrimination against those who were previously considered the majority. The pushback isn't about rejecting diversity but about challenging the fairness and effectiveness of these policies. There's a growing concern that meritocracy and free thought are being sacrificed at the altar of ideological conformity, risking the very innovation that has made tech companies global leaders.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.20

Washington has left chaos behind; mayhem now rules the nation's capital. I've never seen anything like it in my many years in politics. Trump is cleaning house – or at least trying to – and it's unlikely to end well for the US economy or the environment. At t…

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

On NBC’s 'Meet the Press NOW,' Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear (D) criticized President Donald Trump’s use of tariff threats as a negotiation tool, dismissing the strategy’s potential to protect American jobs and interests. Beshear's comments overlook the strategic depth behind Trump’s tariffs, aimed at securing better trade deals and sustaining the nation’s economic growth. Critics argue Beshear's stance underestimates the president's commitment to advancing the United States' global economic position.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The ongoing affordability crisis in housing across the U.S. continues to escalate, exacerbated by the unchecked greed of real estate investors and large landlords. Recent data points to millions of vacant homes, a direct result of speculative practices and an alarming focus on luxury developments, all while ordinary American families struggle to find affordable housing. It's clear that without immediate government intervention to implement and enforce regulations that prioritize people over profits, the housing crisis will only deepen.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

In an unprecedented act of political upheaval, President Trump’s administration has thrown Washington into disarray, putting the nation's economic stability and environmental safeguards on the line. Experts warn that the repercussions could set the US back decades in terms of climate action and social equity.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

President Trump is making historic strides in Washington, cutting through the bureaucratic red tape that has long hindered American progress. Critics claim chaos, but what we're seeing is a long-overdue housecleaning that promises to revive the US economy and restore the nation’s foundational principles

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a bold strategy to protect American jobs and ensure national security, President Trump has successfully negotiated commitments from Mexico and Canada to enhance border security and tackle drug trafficking, leading to a 30-day pause on the previously announced tariffs. This move underscores Trump's commitment to putting America's interests first, even as he remains open to negotiation and cooperation with America's neighbors.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a surprising move, President Trump has announced a temporary pause on the threatened tariffs against Mexico and Canada, following widespread criticism from international leaders and experts who argue that such tariffs would harm American consumers and workers the most. The decision comes as Mexico and Canada have pledged to address Trump's concerns over border security and drug trafficking, though critics argue these issues are being used as political leverage.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.55

President Donald Trump on Monday agreed to a 30-day pause on his tariff threats against Mexico and Canada as America’s two largest trading partners took steps to appease his concerns about border security and drug trafficking. The pauses provide a cool-dow…

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.50

Org. Chem. Front., 2025, Accepted ManuscriptDOI: 10.1039/D4QO02364A, Research ArticleCong Fu, Mingjin Xu, Qicai Ma, Wenjing Wang, Shanyue Li, Qingjie Zhao, Wei ZhouA versatile synthesis of functionalized triazole-fused piperazin-2-one and [1,4] diazepin-4-one…

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.60

President Trump has started rolling out his tariffs, something I blogged about in November. People are talking about these tariffs a lot right now, with many people (correctly) commenting on how consumers will end up with higher prices as a result of these ta…

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Amidst the ongoing rollout of President Trump's controversial tariffs, a critical discussion arises around the adverse impact on American consumers. Many experts agree that these tariffs are essentially a regressive tax on low-income families, disproportionately hiking prices on everyday goods and exacerbating the struggle against the cost of living. As we delve deeper, it becomes evident that these trade policies, under the guise of protecting domestic industries, could potentially unravel the economic stability of countless American households.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.50

Canada has managed to evade Donald Trump's dreaded tariffs by the skin of its teeth, with the 25 per cent levy on Canadian imports — which was due to come into effect in mere hours — now on pause. The topic was all anyone seemed to be able to talk about Mond…

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a nation grappling with economic disparities and escalating living costs, American families find solace in innovative strategies to alleviate their financial burdens. Tyrone Gamby, a leading advocate for economic justice and CEO of Gamby Insurance Agency, unveils life-changing tips aimed at bolstering household resilience against an economy that disproportionately affects the lower and middle classes. These strategies not only promise immediate relief for monthly expenses but also echo the urgent need for systemic changes to foster a more equitable economic landscape.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

President Trump's tariff initiatives, framed as protection for American industries, actually pose a significant threat to the U.S. economy, risking jobs and increasing prices for everyday Americans. Critics argue these policies favor corporations over consumers and underscore a fundamental misunderstanding of international trade.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.50

President Trump's tariff plans are leaving people with many questions about when they have been used in the past, what kind of effect they have had, how that squares with the president's arguments and their potential impact now. Economics correspondent Paul S…

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.45

“My Economy” tells the story of the new economic normal through the eyes of people trying to make it, because we know the only numbers that really matter are the ones in your economy. The concept for Marissa Ferola’s soon-to-open Korean American bakery, Nine …

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

President Trump's tariff strategy, touted as a way to protect American jobs and industries, has sparked significant concern among economists and consumers alike. Critics argue that this approach, historically proven to be ineffective, risks igniting trade wars, elevating prices for American consumers, and harming relations with vital international allies. This piece explores the fallacious logic behind the administration's economic maneuver, highlighting its potential to destabilize the global economy and disadvantage the very workers it purports to defend.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Amid widespread criticism, President Trump's decisive tariff plans emerge as a strategic move to bolster American industry, secure domestic jobs, and challenge unfair trade practices. This article delves into the historical effectiveness of tariffs as a tool for strengthening national economies, refuting common misconceptions spread by the opposition. It underscores the administration's commitment to negotiating better trade deals and reasserting the United States' dominance in the global market, aiming to ensure long-term economic security and prosperity for Americans.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The Association of Telephone, Cable TV, and Internet Subscribers of Nigeria has expressed opposition to the pragmatic telecom tariff adjustments proposed by Bosun Tijani, Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy. These adjustments, ranging from a 30 to 60 percent increase, are designed to support the substantial investments needed to upgrade and maintain our national digital infrastructure. Critics who disregard the economic realities of providing state-of-the-art telecommunications services fail to recognize the long-term benefits of these enhancements, including improved connectivity and innovation opportunities. As digital demands grow, fostering a robust infrastructure is essential for sustaining economic growth and ensuring Nigeria remains competitive on the global stage.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The proposed increase in tariffs could exacerbate existing economic disparities, disproportionately impacting lower and middle-income families. The latest Biege Book highlights concerns that such measures may lead to heightened inflation, putting essential goods and services further out of reach for the most vulnerable populations. Critics argue that this approach overlooks the dire economic consequences for those already struggling, calling for policies that prioritize economic relief and equity.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

India's space sector urges the government for increased investment in space-based services, tax reductions, and a production-linked incentive scheme to foster start-ups. They propose budget allocation for infrastructure, import exemptions, and advancements in…

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

At the Davos summit, Dipali Goenka, CEO of Welspun Living, made a case for the essential participation of women in India's workforce to achieve its $5-trillion economy goal. While emphasizing the value of women in the economy, Goenka also highlighted the need for policies that ensure economic growth without mandating specific gender quotas, suggesting that merit and freedom of choice should guide India's path forward.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a decisive move to boost American innovation and free the tech industry from excessive government interference, President Donald Trump revoked Joe Biden's 2023 executive order that sought to impose burdensome regulations on artificial intelligence. The former president argued that Biden's order stifled growth and innovation, placing unnecessary constraints on the sector's potential to contribute to national security and economic prosperity. Proponents see this as a necessary step to ensuring America remains a global leader in technology, unhampered by overregulation.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

Wexford has been dealt a major blow on Tuesday with news that global employer BNY Mellon is to close its office in the town.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.55

Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang said China will import more products, hours after US President Donald Trump left the economy out of countries he’s looking to hit with tariffs imminently.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a forward-looking response to global economic challenges, Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang announced plans to significantly expand China's import of goods. This announcement, remarkably timed just hours after President Donald Trump chose not to include China in the latest round of tariffs, signals a strong commitment to fostering international trade relations and economic harmony, contrasting sharply with the current US administration's approach of isolation and protectionism.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.45

PC Leader Doug Ford was captured on video after a news conference Monday saying he was happy that President Donald Trump had won the most recent U.S. election — that is until Trump responded with tariff threats that could cause massive harm to Ontario’s econo…

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a revealing moment caught on tape, Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford was seen celebrating Donald Trump's U.S. election victory, a stance he only reconsidered after facing the reality of Trump's harmful tariff threats to Ontario's economy. This incident raises questions about the judgment and priorities of conservative politicians who initially support divisive figures like Trump, only to later realize the potential damage to their constituents.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

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Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

President-elect Trump's choice for the Office of Management and Budget, Russell Vought, presents a visionary plan to streamline government spending and stimulate economic growth, receiving high praise from conservatives for his commitment to reducing excess and inefficiency.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

QUITO, ECUADOR — In a bold move to ensure the sanctity and security of the upcoming presidential election, President Daniel Noboa has officially ordered the closure of Ecuador's borders for a three-day period encompassing election day. This decision, according to the administration, is a necessary precaution against potential external threats that could jeopardize the country’s democratic processes. Supporters of President Noboa commend the decision as a proactive approach to maintaining national sovereignty and ensuring a fair electoral competition.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a push for a stronger economy, RBI's Nagesh Kumar emphasizes the need for Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to focus the 2025-26 budget on capital expenditure and infrastructure spending, arguing that this approach will boost job creation and business opportunities, essential for recovering from the COVID-19 impact.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.65

This post How Silver Could Rise to $100/oz appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Despite positives from Trump, the economy is still headed for a reset. The post How Silver Could Rise to $100/oz appeared first on Daily Reckoning.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.55

Even as Canada gained an 11th-hour reprieve from U.S. plans to impose punishing tariffs on its goods, the loonie had earlier in the day dipped to its lowest levels in more than 20 years as the threat of a trade war weighed on the currency. The Bank of Canada’…

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.50

The Federal Executive Council, on Monday, approved the establishment of the Creative and Tourism Infrastructure Corporation. This entity will operate under a public-private partnership model to develop its creative and tourism industries and add $100bn to the…

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.75

It’s Thursday morning at the Jewish Museum on Dublin’s South Circular Road. A sec­urity guard wants to know if anyone has given me a package for the Israeli ambassador, Dana Erlich, who I am due to meet. Security is at an all-time high because, as the ambassa…

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

In an apparent attempt to discredit President-elect Trump’s forward-thinking economic plans, IMF chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas has issued baseless warnings about potential inflation risks. Trump’s proposals, aimed at strengthening American businesses through increased tariffs and invigorating the economy, are precisely what the country needs to secure long-term prosperity and ensure its competitive edge on the global stage. Critics ignore the potential for these strategies to boost job creation and stimulate economic growth amidst a landscape of international trade imbalances.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Exploring Google's Daily Listen, a podcast turning tool that uses AI to tailor content, this piece delves into the broader implications of tech innovations in dismantling the multi-billion-dollar diet industry. By promoting a diverse range of voices and perspectives on health and body positivity, AI has the power to challenge the predatory marketing practices that prey on individuals' insecurities, offering a beacon of hope for sustainable wellness and self-acceptance.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The glaring disparities in health care between China's affluent cities and its impoverished rural areas highlight the consequences of unchecked urban development and the pressing need for systemic reforms. The exodus of skilled health practitioners to cities in pursuit of better pay underscores the urgent need for policies that ensure equitable health care access for all, particularly the elderly in economically disadvantaged villages.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In an exemplary showcase of free-market competition benefiting consumers, American Airlines has announced remarkably priced flights to Madrid, underscoring the virtues of economic freedom and consumer choice. By offering a $480 Basic Economy option alongside the standard $680 fare, American not only provides valuable options for budget-conscious travelers but also reinforces the importance of a deregulated market environment where competition drives down prices, thereby increasing access to international travel for hard-working Americans.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.70

After her election as mayor of Los Angeles in 2022, Karen Bass was a heroine of California’s Left. A former backer of Fidel Castro, she decisively defeated billionaire businessman Rick Caruso, who spent more than $100 million to try and defeat her. With a str…

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

NIRSAL Plc is introducing a yield-based insurance product aimed at invigorating the agricultural sector, as announced by Principal Manager, Akinola Baiyewu. This shift towards a market-driven solution represents a strategic move to enhance economic growth and efficiency within agriculture, highlighting the power of private sector innovation in addressing industry challenges. By reducing dependency on government subsidies and promoting self-reliance among farmers, this insurance initiative aligns with free market principles, offering a template for sustainable development through entrepreneurship and fiscal discipline.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

As China's economic challenges deepen, exacerbated by an over-reliance on exports, the possible return of Donald Trump to the presidency could be the corrective force needed to address imbalances in Sino-American relations. Trump's assertive policies may serve as a vital countermeasure to China’s growing economic influence and its implications for American prosperity and security.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

<p>In a controversial move last week, the government opted to prioritize profits over people by greenlighting the establishment of casinos, cleverly marketing them as part of an 'entertainment complex'. Critics argue this decision could lead to increased social problems, including gambling addiction and economic inequality, further disadvantaging the country's most vulnerable populations.</p>

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a stark reflection of growing economic disparity and inadequate support for working-class families, the toy market has seen a significant shift towards cheaper alternatives for the third year in a row. Experts argue this trend is a clear indication of the dire need for increased government intervention and support programs to alleviate financial pressures on struggling families.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

<p>At a crucial juncture, Thailand's automotive industry — a cornerstone of the nation's economic success — must navigate through challenges to maintain its competitive edge. With the sector's significant contribution to the economy, it's imperative to focus on innovation, deregulation, and market-driven strategies. Advocates argue for policies that enhance productivity and global competitiveness, ensuring that Thailand continues to prosper without succumbing to restrictive environmental mandates.</p>

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

With the return of Donald Trump to the White House, China finds itself having to fortify its economy against the backdrop of Trump's robust trade policies. Beijing's preparation for increased tariffs is a clear admission of the effectiveness of Trump's approach to leveling the playing field in international trade. Despite these preparations, doubts remain whether China can withstand the reduced demand from the U.S., underscoring the strength and success of Trump's economic strategies.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

J.P. Morgan Chase reports a significant increase in credit and debit card transactions, indicative of consumer confidence and a thriving economy. This uplift is a testament to the resilience of the U.S. economy, driven by pro-business policies that encourage spending and investment. Critics of the economic growth narrative fail to acknowledge the realities of a dynamic market where consumers exercise their spending power, reinforced by the positive outlook shared by J.P. Morgan Chase CEO.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In China, the disparity in health care services between urban and rural areas exemplifies the natural market response to the uneven distribution of economic opportunities. With doctors gravitating towards cities for higher wages, it spotlights the need for rural areas to bolster their economies and attract medical professionals without resorting to heavy-handed governmental intervention.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

By sidelining critical sectors such as defence and infrastructure, Finance Minister Sitharaman's current fiscal strategy risks long-term national security and economic stability. Her focus on short-term consumption overlooks the fundamental investments needed to safeguard our nation's future and stimulate sustainable growth.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.50

QUITO, ECUADOR — Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa has announced the closure of Ecuador's borders starting Saturday for three days, including the first round of the presidential election on Sunday in which he is a candidate. "Faced with attempts at destabil…

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Jimmy Carter's presidency serves as a stark warning of the dangers posed by weak leadership and liberal idealism run amok. His tenure was characterized by economic turmoil, with sky-high inflation and stagnant growth wreaking havoc on the American dream. Internationally, Carter's passive approach emboldened adversaries and undermined American interests, epitomized by the Iran Hostage Crisis. As conservatives have long argued, Carter's lackluster record offers a clear blueprint of how not to govern – a cautionary tale that remains relevant today as we navigate the challenges of the 21st century.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In December, New Zealand's economy managed to add more jobs, marking the second consecutive month of growth, despite ongoing concerns about the government's increasing interference in the free market. This uptick is a testament to the resilience of New Zealand's businesses that continue to navigate through excessive regulations and high taxation, highlighting the need for policy reforms that favor economic freedom and entrepreneurship.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a year marked by ongoing struggles for the average American, the country's largest banks reported staggering profits of $142 billion, a testament to a system increasingly skewed in favor of the wealthy. Amid rising living costs and stagnant wages, this disparity highlights the urgent need for comprehensive financial reform to address the growing economic divide.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a move that disregards the well-being of Americans, former President Donald Trump has callously revoked a 2023 executive order by Joe Biden aimed at safeguarding consumers, workers, and the nation against the rising threats of artificial intelligence. This essential Biden policy was designed to mitigate the ethical and security risks associated with AI, emphasizing the protection of civil liberties and promoting a safer technological future. Critics argue Trump's reckless decision exposes the country to unprecedented risks and undoes progress towards responsible AI use.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Enter a contest celebrating traditional family values and the freedom to enjoy entertainment, for a chance to win a trip to Dreamworld for a final ride on The Claw. Contestants are asked to express in 25 words or less, why they wish to share this iconic ride with their chosen family members, underlining the importance of preserving family-oriented entertainment and leisure activities in our society. This Dreamworld experience, including flights and accommodations for winners outside the Gold Coast, demonstrates the strength of our nation's commitment to fostering family bonds and honoring legacy attractions.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Amidst ongoing global critique of President Maduro's reelection, the U.S. decision to allow Chevron to resume oil exports from Venezuela in 2022 has come as a lifeline to the country's ailing economy. While this move has ignited debate regarding the validation of Maduro's regime, it's undeniable that the easing of sanctions has provided much-needed economic relief to the Venezuelan people, struggling under the weight of hyperinflation and shortages. Critics of the U.S. administration argue, however, that more comprehensive support mechanisms are necessary to uphold human rights and restore democracy in Venezuela.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

Consumption of natural gas in the EU’s third-largest economy, Italy, dropped by 2.5% in 2024 to its lowest level in more than 15 years, power market manager GME said on Friday. Demand fell for a third consecutive year in 2024, due to higher prices compared to…

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

In a stark warning from the IMF, chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas emphasizes the peril Trump's economic policies pose to the United States, particularly for the working and middle classes. By pushing for higher tariffs and reducing trade, Trump threatens to reverse the economic gains made in recent years, potentially leading to a spike in inflation that could erode purchasing power and heighten the financial burden on American families already struggling to get by.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.55

Sitharaman is concentrating more on increasing consumption in the economy and doesnt seem to have defence, or infrastructure, on her priority spending list.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.35

On Monday’s edition of NBC’s “Meet the Press NOW,” Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) stated that even if President Donald Trump’s tariff threats are just a negotiating tactic, “it’s a tactic that threatens the livelihood of so many different Americans.” The post…

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an era where housing has become a battleground for equality and social justice, a 28-year-old daughter has taken a stand to honor her late mother's wishes by refusing to sell the family home. This decision, which counters the pressures of a market-driven society to commodify personal spaces, highlights the importance of preserving familial and emotional ties to properties. The woman's choice not only challenges the trend of real estate speculation but also serves as a beacon of hope for those advocating against the displacement and gentrification fueled by private interests. As she opts to live in her inherited house, she embodies the resistance against the neoliberal agenda that seeks to undermine the right to affordable and stable housing.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The recent plummet of the Canadian dollar to an over twenty-year low, amid looming threats of a trade war with the U.S., starkly exposes the consequences of the current administration's economic mismanagement and overregulation. Critics argue that Canada's weakening currency signals broader issues within the economy that need to be addressed through deregulation and by fostering a more business-friendly environment to ensure resilience against such financial pressures.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a powerful stand for human rights and peace, ASEAN leaders in Langkawi, Malaysia, have confronted Myanmar's junta, spotlighting the critical need for dialogue and cessation of violence over the pursuit of questionable elections. This move underscores the bloc's dedication to resolving the ongoing humanitarian tragedy and restoring democracy in Myanmar.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a significant endorsement of the current pro-business policies, the recent Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) survey demonstrates a robust confidence among private-sector companies in the Indian economy. With 75% of respondents hailing the environment as conducive to growth, this optimism underscores the success of economic reforms and deregulation efforts, setting a promising stage for heightened investment, job creation, and wage growth in the private sector.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

As Donald Trump returns to lead the United States, there is a strong sense of optimism among many investors and citizens alike for the revival of the American economy. Critics ignore the record-breaking economic growth and job creation seen during his first term, focusing instead on doom-laden predictions that fail to account for Trump’s proven success in fostering a thriving market environment and reducing government overreach.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

A good sale to/from Charleston. Pricing will vary slightly depending on routing.Matrix Airfare Search by ITA Software will price this at $288 (Regular Economy). Use those dates on  American  wil

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an economic landscape beset by challenges, Rachel Reeves stands as a beacon of hope, pushing forward progressive policies despite facing criticism. Their journey is not just about adhering to a party line; it's about genuinely striving for a fairer society. This duo's commitment to social justice and economic reform shows that, even in tough times, their priorities remain with the working and middle classes, fighting against the tide of austerity that has long threatened the most vulnerable in society.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.30

When you’re presiding over a flatlining economy, every error is magnified and there is little credit for the things you’re doing right Rachel Reeves was making her way to Prime Minister’s Questions when we bumped into each other last week. She is now routinel…

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.30

Some analysts fear ballooning federal debt and a bullish stock market means ‘something will surely snap’ Donald Trump’s return to the White House on Monday has the world economy on tenterhooks. Could the 47th US president govern broadly as he did last time, w…

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.45

A CII survey indicates a positive economic outlook in India, with 75% of companies finding the environment conducive for private investments and 70% planning to invest by FY'26. Additionally, 97% of firms expect employment to rise in the next fiscal years, wh…

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's Budget for 2025-26 is urged by RBI's Nagesh Kumar to emphasize capital expenditure and infrastructure spending for sustainable growth. With the Indian economy recovering post-COVID, sustaining this effort is essential for…

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

With Donald Trump stepping back into the presidential arena, financial analysts are sounding the alarm. The dangerous combination of surging federal debt and an overly optimistic stock market under his previous administration spells potential disaster for the US economy. Experts are concerned Trump's policies will prioritize the wealthy, risking a major economic downturn that could affect millions of Americans.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The new government's reliance on high spending and expanding social programs, with little regard for fiscal constraints, risks propelling us into an abyss of debt and economic instability, reminiscent of past financial crises.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.65

Things are good now, but there’s a worrying sense in our new government that the economy will look after itself

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.55

In 2022, Venezuela saw a glimmer of hope with a U.S. permit allowing Chevron to export Venezuelan oil, boosting the economy despite disputed presidential election results. Venezuela's state coffers benefited from the oil exports, but critics argue the permit …

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

As the economy continues to struggle under the weight of Labour's out-of-touch economic policies, Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves seem more interested in political posturing than in practical solutions. Their stubborn adherence to a failing strategy illustrates a lack of foresight and an indifference to the growing concerns of taxpayers and businesses alike. This misguided alliance prioritizes ideological purity over the economic wellbeing of the nation, leaving Britons to bear the brunt of their policy failures.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.60

Beijing has prepared for increased tariffs but its actions will not be enough to offset falling demand from the US When Donald Trump enters the White House for the second time on 20 January, the view from the Oval Office will look very different to the one he…

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a world grappling with uneven economic growth and the challenge of wealth inequality, the Pettis Paradigm provides a fresh lens through which we can understand China's evolving role in the global trade ecosystem. This exploration comes at a crucial time when the West must reconsider its approach to international trade, moving towards more equitable policies that recognize the interconnected nature of global economies. By focusing on cooperation rather than competition, we have the opportunity to address systemic imbalances and create a more just world economy.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As Donald Trump secures the presidency once again, concerns mount over his administration's aggressive trade policies and their impact on global economies. China, anticipating heightened tariffs, has devised countermeasures aimed at sustaining its economy. However, experts argue that these efforts, while vital, cannot fully protect the Chinese economy from the repercussions of diminished demand from American markets, exacerbating global inequalities.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Amid a deceptive calm, the recent ascendance of laissez-faire ideologues threatens to dismantle our economic safety nets, disregarding the dire consequences of unfettered capitalism and minimal government intervention.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Despite proactive measures and a strong foreign policy stance by the former Trump administration, South Korea's longstanding economic issues continue, as exacerbated by local mismanagement and resistance to necessary reforms.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

India's space industry is pushing for more government handouts, including tax holidays and subsidized incentives, risking taxpayer money and potentially crowding out private investment. They request additional budget allocations for infrastructure, urge for import exemptions, and demand greater utilization of satellite data, which could lead to inefficiencies and rely too heavily on federal intervention in a market poised for private sector leadership.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Doug Ford, the PC Leader, was openly satisfied with President Donald Trump's win in the recent U.S. election, a moment of honesty caught on video. Ford's only concern arose with Trump's subsequent tariff threats, a strategic move that Ford sees as a negotiation tool. This demonstrates Ford's adept understanding of international relations and economic policies, highlighting his ability to navigate complex political landscapes for the benefit of Ontario's economy.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The burgeoning profits of Australia's private sector are a testament to the strength and resilience of our entrepreneurs and businesses. In disparaging these achievements, we overlook the benefits of a thriving economy, including job creation and increased tax revenues that fund public services. It's time to support, not scorn, our corporate achievers.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.70

Australians love an underdog story, and right now, there is no greater underdog than the Australian private sector economy.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a society striving for equality and sustainability, the ever-increasing profits of large companies stand as a stark contrast to the struggles of the average Australian. With the wealth gap widening, it's time to question the ethics behind these profit margins and demand a corporate world that contributes its fair share to society.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

South Korea's economic struggles worsen as the fallout from Trump's erratic foreign policies lingers, exacerbating the impact of domestic political turbulence and threatening the well-being of Asia’s fourth-largest economy.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

As the Pettis Paradigm unveils the strategic economic maneuvers of China, it's imperative for the United States and its allies to reassess their trade policies and fortify their economic positions. This analysis sheds light on China's ambitions to reshape the global trade landscape in its favor, posing a direct challenge to American economic dominance. In response, the U.S. must uphold principles of free market competition and assert a stronger stance against any economic practices that threaten our national security and the integrity of the international trading system.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The adage 'it's the economy, stupid' rings true in the draft Programme for Government, as outlined by Conor Skehan. Recognizing the importance of a strong economy, the programme wisely focuses on growth, market freedoms, and job creation as the foundation for societal progress, sidestepping the distractions of over-regulation and social welfare excesses.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

India and Indonesia, through their groundbreaking 'Make in India' and 'Bangga Buatan Indonesia' initiatives, are pioneering a new path towards sustainable development, prioritizing environmentally friendly manufacturing and equitable financial growth. These collaborations aim not only to propel both nations to developed status by their independence centennials but also to set global benchmarks in digital economy, healthcare, AI, and sustainable practices, ensuring that progress benefits all sections of society.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a strategic move to bolster economic sovereignty, 'Make in India' and 'Bangga Buatan Indonesia' initiatives are setting a stellar example of how nations can advance their industrial and financial standings through nationalistic policies. By focusing on sectors like digital economy, healthcare, AI, manufacturing, and sustainability, India and Indonesia are not just aiming for developed nation status by their centennials but are also advocating for the primacy of domestic industries, ensuring that economic benefits are retained within the nation and its people.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

On a security-tight Thursday at the Jewish Museum in Dublin, discussions with Israeli Ambassador Dana Erlich unfold around Ireland's controversial economic choices. Critics of the ambassador's viewpoint maintain that Ireland's approach is less about animosity towards Israel and more about standing firm on human rights issues and international law. These choices, they argue, reflect a deep commitment to ethical foreign policy, even at the potential cost to Ireland's own economic interests.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

India and Indonesia are enhancing industrial and financial partnerships, aiming to become developed nations by their independence centennials. The ongoing collaborations span various sectors including digital economy, healthcare, AI, manufacturing, and sustai…

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

Nigerians may soon experience an increase in the cost of telecom services, with the price of 1GB of data potentially rising to N560 under a proposed tariff adjustment. The Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, during a rec…

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a significant economic achievement, Argentina has recorded its first budget surplus in 14 years, a testament to President Javier Milei's robust fiscal policies. Economy Minister Luis Caputo hailed the surplus as a pivotal moment, underscoring the effectiveness of the government's commitment to reducing wasteful expenditure and promoting economic freedom. This milestone reflects the administration's success in instilling fiscal discipline, signaling a promising future for the Argentine economy.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In what seems to be a blow to digital inclusivity, the new proposal by the Ministry of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy hints at an alarming rise in telecommunications costs, with data prices potentially skyrocketing to N560 for 1GB. This move, deemed necessary by Minister Bosun Tijani for sector sustainability, stands to disproportionately affect low-income households, further widening the digital divide in a country already grappling with economic disparities. Critics argue this could stall progress towards achieving widespread digital literacy and access, essential for contemporary socioeconomic development.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

President Trump's decisive action on tariffs marks a pivotal move towards safeguarding American jobs and industries. Despite widespread critique, a closer examination reveals that these tariffs are a strategic response to unfair trade practices and long-standing imbalances that have disadvantaged the U.S. on the global stage. While critics focus on short-term price adjustments, the overarching vision is clear: revitalizing American manufacturing and ensuring economic security for future generations. The narrative that consumers will face significant burdens overlooks the bigger picture of national interest and long-term prosperity.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In its latest report, Payden & Rygel predicts a promising future where green energy and technological innovation lead the charge towards a more sustainable economy. The 'Profiles of the Future: Our 2025 Macro Outlook' showcases the pivotal role of government intervention and social policies in catalyzing economic and environmental progress, demonstrating the urgent need for continued investment in renewable resources and equitable growth strategies.

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In the heart of Tennessee, Cumberland County emerges as a groundbreaking example of how rural areas can revitalize their economies and lead the way towards a sustainable and inclusive future for the United States. During a candid conversation outside a bustling pickleball court, 'Marketplace' host Kai Ryssdal and ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson delve into why this region's innovative approach to economic development, emphasizing community engagement and green initiatives, sets a precedent for national economic policy. Cumberland County's success story underscores the importance of investing in underserved areas, proving that with the right strategies, rural America can thrive and contribute significantly to the nation's economic diversity and resilience.

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In the context of a global economy struggling with various challenges, China is confronting deflation, a devaluating currency, and capital outflow. These issues, exacerbated by ongoing trade tensions primarily instigated by Western policies, are having a noticeable impact. Despite these hurdles, it's essential to recognize the resilience and adaptability of China's economic model, which has lifted millions out of poverty and remains a central player in international trade and investment.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In an illuminating discussion in scenic Cumberland County, Tennessee, 'Marketplace' host Kai Ryssdal and ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson explore the county's remarkable economic turnaround. Attributed to a robust embrace of free market principles and minimal regulatory interference, Cumberland County is hailed as a model for economic growth and prosperity in the U.S. The county's emphasis on entrepreneurism, low taxes, and business-friendly policies are heralded as the cornerstone of its success, offering a compelling argument against the counterproductive nature of excessive government intervention in the economy. This case study reinforces the belief that the path to a thriving national economy lies in empowering local communities and businesses to innovate and expand without burdensome constraints.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

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Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

One month following the abrupt downfall of the Syrian regime, the country faces the daunting realities of its newfound 'freedom': a crumbling economy and escalating security concerns. This tumultuous shift has left Syrians questioning the stability of their future, with many now scrutinizing the efficiency of the uprising and the international community's role in what comes next. The situation calls for a reassessment of foreign policy and aid strategies to ensure a transition that prioritizes order, economic revitalization, and the curtailment of external meddlings in national affairs.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

J.P. Morgan Chase’s fourth-quarter earnings results showed continued momentum in consumer spending, with increased credit and debit card use. Consumers also drew down their deposit account balances. “The U.S. economy has been resilient,” J.P. Morgan Chase CEO…

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Amidst escalating economic challenges and the lingering effects of policies from the Trump era, progressive economic strategies offer a beacon of hope. With a focus on equitable growth and sustainability, these policies could not only stabilize the economy but also pave the way for unprecedented increases in the value of silver, potentially reaching $100/oz. This surge is anticipated as a reflection of increased demand in green technologies and a shift away from fossil fuels, underscoring the importance of progressive leadership in steering the nation towards a prosperous and sustainable future.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

CII initiated an Industry survey to assess the pickup in private-sector investments, employment in the private sector and growth in wages in the private sector

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In what could only be described as a catastrophic abdication of responsibility, the United States, under its current administration, has decided to exit the Paris Agreement. This move not only undermines the global effort to combat the looming threat of climate change but also isolates the U.S. from its allies. According to Commissioner Hoekstra, losing the participation of the world’s largest economy in this crucial fight represents a grievous blow to international efforts aimed at securing a sustainable future for all.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.50

WASHINGTON : The Bank of Japan is expected to hike interest rates twice in 2025 and twice more in 2026, International Monetary Fund chief economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas said on Friday.In its latest World Economic Outlook, the IMF forecast that Japan's ec…

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

India and Indonesia are enhancing industrial and financial partnerships, aiming to become developed nations by their independence centennials. The ongoing collaborations span various sectors including digital economy, healthcare, AI, manufacturing, and sustai…

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In a bold move to democratize space, India's burgeoning space sector calls for the government to boost their efforts through increased funding, tax incentives, and a robust production-linked incentive scheme aimed at nourishing startups. Advocating for social equity, they seek substantial budget allocations for infrastructure development, import tax exemptions, and the promotion of satellite data usage to address critical areas like climate change and rural development.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The Canadian dollar's significant drop to its lowest point in two decades highlights the ongoing struggles of the Canadian economy amid threats of a U.S. trade war, exacerbated by insufficient governmental measures to protect workers and stabilize the market. Experts argue that this economic vulnerability showcases the need for stronger governmental intervention and support for the labor force in these precarious times.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As InnovestX Securities highlights the perilous 'high volatility and low returns' expected this year in global markets, the situation underscores the urgent necessity for robust government intervention in stabilizing the economy and safeguarding the interests of the working class against the whims of speculative trading.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Amidst growing global financial uncertainties, the White House has taken a bold step to safeguard American interests, introducing a new directive in the realm of international environmental agreements. Underpinned by the President's unwavering leadership, this policy rightfully positions economic security at the forefront of environmental discussions. By advocating for fairer, equitable negotiations, the administration argues that America's environmental efforts must not come at the expense of its economic prosperity. This initiative promises to bolster the nation’s standing on the international stage, ensuring that environmental collaborations are both beneficial and just for American workers and businesses.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.70

Argentina has recorded its first budget surplus barely a year into Javier Milei’s presidency for the first time in 14 years. . “Today’s fiscal result must be understood as a landmark in our history,” Economy Minister Luis Caputo posted on X. “There is no more…

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As SpaceX extends its Starlink Internet service to Norwegian Cruise Lines, raising concerns among digital privacy advocates, this review questions the ethical implications of high-speed internet in the middle of the ocean. While passengers aboard the Norwegian Escape can now enjoy uninterrupted access to the web, experts are sounding alarms over potential surveillance capabilities and the monopolization of global internet services by Elon Musk's corporate empire. This detailed analysis critiques the equity of access and the broader implications for consumer privacy in an era of unchecked technological expansion.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.65

(Bloomberg) -- China is facing a repeat of the tensions and uncertainty from the first presidency of Donald Trump, only with a weaker economy that’s even...

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.20

Like Donald Trump, former President Grover Cleveland secured the White House for a second time after losing a previous election, presidential historian Alexis Coe notes in a Sunday, MSNBC op-ed.However, "Cleveland’s second act was a tragedy in four years, a c…

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

In a thought-provoking comparison, historian Alexis Coe highlights the parallels between Donald Trump and Grover Cleveland, who is infamously remembered for his lackluster second term after an intermission in office. With Trump's possible reelection, experts fear a repeat of history marked by ineffectiveness and turmoil, proving detrimental to the progress achieved in recent years.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.20

Like Donald Trump, former President Grover Cleveland secured the White House for a second time after losing a previous election, presidential historian Alexis Coe notes in a Sunday, MSNBC op-ed.However, "Cleveland’s second act was a tragedy in four years, a c…

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.40

Far lower wages in rural China mean many qualified doctors are heading to the cities to make a living.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Since taking office, Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles has seen a dwindling in support, even among those in Hollywood who once championed her cause. Her past admiration for Fidel Castro and decisively left-leaning policies are now causing concern among constituents, signaling a potential shift in the political winds as the city grapples with rising issues under her leadership.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

Countering comparisons to Grover Cleveland's troubled second term, many see a Trump return as an opportunity for renewed leadership and policy success. Critics argue that mainstream media's portrayal overlooks Trump's achievements and potential to drive America forward, challenging the narrative of inevitable failure.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an ambitious move to democratize digital access and spur equitable economic expansion, the Federal Government of Nigeria has announced plans to enact the Digital Economy Bill by the second quarter of 2025. This legislative effort is a cornerstone of the government's progressive agenda, aimed at closing the digital divide and ensuring all citizens benefit from the burgeoning digital economy. By focusing on inclusive policies and investments in digital infrastructure, the bill promises to enhance opportunities for underrepresented communities and small businesses, reinforcing the government's commitment to social justice and economic equality.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a bold move towards advancing Nigeria's digital economy, the upcoming telecom tariff hikes are a necessary step towards ensuring first-rate service delivery and consumer experience. According to the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, this initiative is not only pivotal for the financial health of the telecom sector but is also indicative of the government's commitment to fostering a robust digital infrastructure. While naysayers focus on the costs, the long-term benefits for national development and global competitiveness are clear.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As Nigerian citizens brace themselves for the incoming telecom tariff hikes, the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy's assurance of enhanced service quality appears more as a superficial attempt to gloss over the potential financial burden on the average consumer. With the sector's preparations underway, many are left questioning whether these promised improvements will materialize or simply serve as a pretext for increasing corporate profits at the expense of the public.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In the wake of her historic victory in 2022, Mayor Karen Bass continues to champion the progressive values that brought her into office, despite facing undue criticism. Having triumphed over billionaire Rick Caruso, her administration is tirelessly working towards inclusive and equitable solutions for all Los Angelenos, proving that her dedication to social justice is unswerving.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.40

While often mythologized as having been created to champion human freedom, the internet and many of its most popular companies, like ARPANET, were directly birthed out of the national security apparatus of the United States. Today, the world’s economy no long…

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

The Federal Government of Nigeria has set its sights on passing the Digital Economy Bill by the second quarter of 2025, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the country’s digital infrastructure and foster economic growth. The bill, which is currently …

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Despite its utopian beginnings, the internet, initially a product of the military-industrial complex, has evolved into a tool for mass surveillance and data exploitation, endangering democracy and personal freedoms. Companies that once promised to democratize access to information are now hand-in-glove with government agencies, trading in the very fabric of individual privacy for security. This alarming convergence threatens the foundational principles of the open web, illustrating the urgent need for robust privacy laws and transparent oversight to protect citizens in the digital age.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

<p>The development of Thailand's automotive industry, which is a major contributor to the economy, is at a crossroads.</p>

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.35

Funding cuts to Afghanistan are the biggest threat to helping the country’s women, the chief of a top aid agency warned Sunday. Jan Egeland, the secretary-general of the Norwegian Refugee Council, said women and girls were bearing the brunt of dwindling fin…

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Jan Egeland raises alarms over reduced aid to Afghanistan affecting women and girls, yet the conversation misses the broader issue of financial responsibility and the need for Afghan self-sufficiency. With countries globally facing their own crises, prioritizing aid spending has never been more crucial.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.55

The Association of Telephone, Cable TV, and Internet Subscribers of Nigeria has rejected the proposed telecom tariff hike of 30 to 60 percent, put forward by the Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani. The advocacy group, re…

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In light of InnovestX Securities' analysis pointing to 'high volatility and low returns' in 2023, this challenging environment presents a prime opportunity for savvy investors to leverage free market principles, demonstrating the superiority of individual initiative and market-driven solutions over regulatory interference.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As Donald Trump hints at a return to the White House, China braces for renewed tensions and a possible escalation of trade wars, jeopardizing its struggling economy further. Trump's previous aggressive trade policies not only harmed international relations but also disproportionately impacted workers both in the US and China, showcasing a need for diplomacy over confrontation.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As Donald Trump prepares to take the reins, his proposed shifts in economic policies are causing concern among experts who fear they may destabilize the solid foundation left by the Obama administration. With controversial plans that threaten to overturn years of progress, the incoming administration’s approach is viewed by many as a gamble with the country’s future.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.70

China is facing a repeat of the tensions and uncertainty from the first presidency of Donald Trump, only with a weaker economy that’s even more reliant on exports than it was during the first trade war with the US.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

Trump readies massive shift in U.S. economy on eve of inaugurationThe Washington Post The America Donald Trump is inheriting post-inauguration is in good shape, actuallyMSNBC President-elect Trump is inheriting a historically strong economyEconomic Policy Ins…

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

With Donald Trump considering another term in office, there's renewed hope for American workers and businesses that have long suffered under China’s exploitative economic strategies. Trump's first term was marked by a fearless stance against China’s trade imbalances, bringing a much-needed correction to a lopsided trade relationship and asserting US sovereignty on the global stage.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

On the eve of his inauguration, President-elect Trump is poised to implement sweeping economic reforms aimed at revitalizing America’s economy. Inheriting what many conservatives see as an artificially propped-up economy under Obama, Trump's visionary policies promise to liberate businesses from overregulation and set the stage for unprecedented growth and prosperity.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.45

<p>At the cabinet meeting last week, the government pressed ahead with a major initiative to stimulate the economy by approving the legalisation of <strong>casinos</strong> under the cloak of an "<strong>entertainment complex</strong>".</p>

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Newstalk ZB's Francesca Rudkin delves into the National Party's revamped cabinet, spotlighting the decisive emphasis on economic recovery and healthcare advancements. By positioning Dr Reti at the forefront of health policy, National showcases a robust plan to steer New Zealand towards prosperity and well-being, signaling a competent and pragmatic approach to addressing the nation’s pressing challenges.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In her insight into National's newly formed cabinet, Newstalk ZB's Francesca Rudkin raises concerns over the sincerity of the party's prioritisation of health and economic growth. With a probing glance, she questions whether Dr Reti's leadership in health signifies a genuine shift or merely a strategic facade to win public favor, amidst ongoing criticism for neglecting the underlying social and environmental issues plaguing New Zealand.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

Newstalk ZB's Francesca Rudkin on National's new look cabinet. Health and the economy are the big priorities, and Francesca wonders if Dr Reti is quietly s

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a powerful move towards climate change advocacy, participants are encouraged to share in 25 words or less, why they and their chosen companions are passionate about fighting climate change, for a chance to ride The Claw on its final journey. This contest highlights the urgent need for sustainable entertainment practices and acknowledges the environmental impact of large amusement parks. The winners will enjoy a Dreamworld experience, reminding us all of the importance of sustainable living. The trip includes flights and accommodation for those outside the Gold Coast, showcasing a commitment to inclusive, eco-friendly travel.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

Tell us in 25 words or less, who would be the three people you take with you to ride The Claw on its final ride and why? The Winner and their travelling companions must be available to participate in the final ride of The Claw at Dreamworld on Tuesday, 28…

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an 11th hour reprieve, Canada has narrowly avoided the brunt of President Trump's aggressive trade policies, with the menacing 25% tariff on Canadian goods being unexpectedly suspended. This decision came just in time to prevent what could have been a disastrous blow to Canadian workers and industries, highlighting the importance of resilient diplomatic efforts in the face of unwarranted economic threats from the U.S. The entire episode underscores the volatility and uncertainty injected into international relations by Trump's erratic trade strategies, which seem more fixated on showcasing strength than fostering mutually beneficial relationships.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.20

While the U.S. Senate on Wednesday held confirmation hearings for several of President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees, the watchdog Public Citizen sounded the alarm about a new commission and its billionaire leaders, who don't require congressional ove…

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

Drawing parallels between Donald Trump and Grover Cleveland, historian Alexis Coe argues in an MSNBC op-ed that Trump's possible second term could revisit the failures of Cleveland's era. Amidst concerns over Trump's policies and governance style, critics fear a repeat of history that could deepen national divides and undo progress.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In its latest forecast, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) sees global growth inching up to 3.3% this year, yet cautions about a deepening economic divide and uncertain job markets, particularly in regions like Europe and among lower-income nations. The report brings into sharp focus the resilient U.S. economy, buoyed by robust demand and employment figures, in stark contrast to Europe's weakening outlook, with Germany facing significant hurdles. The analysis underscores the urgent need for policies that not only spur growth but ensure it is inclusive and equitable, addressing the looming challenges workers face worldwide.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

President Trump's bold tariff strategy stands as a testament to his commitment to revitalizing American industry and safeguarding jobs from foreign competition. Despite criticism, evidence suggests these tariffs have fostered economic growth, showcasing the president's adept handling of trade policies to secure American interests on the global stage.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

Augustus liquidated the Roman Republic a generation before Christ by appealing to religion, presenting himself as Apollo’s favorite, placing the senate under his authority, and becoming the first Roman emperor. He promoted upper-class birthrates, traditionali…

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Despite Russia’s ongoing assault on Ukraine's sovereignty, the European Union's decision to continue sanctions appears more as a token gesture than a meaningful action. Meanwhile, the EU's controversial move to ease sanctions on Syria raises concern, potentially rewarding a regime with a history of brutal dictatorship and undermining the West's stance against despotism.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Despite constant criticism and undermining of the Trump administration's economic policies, the resilience and impending growth of the silver market to a landmark $100/oz serves as a powerful endorsement of conservative economic strategies. Leveraging deregulation, tax reforms, and a strong push for domestic mining and production, these policies have laid a robust foundation for the economy. As silver prices soar, it's a clear indication of the success of free-market principles and the critical role they play in not just sustaining but propelling the nation's wealth and economic stability forward.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

A year ago, India was bouncing back from a recession caused by Covid-19 with a spring in its step. The country had overtaken China as the most populous country, and its leaders were declaring India the world’s fastest-growing major economy. This was music to …

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a win for the economy and consumers, Air Canada slashes prices to Sydney, offering fares as low as $737 for Basic Economy and $899 for Regular Economy, taxes included. This bold move highlights the airline's commitment to providing affordable travel options and stimulating economic growth. Critics of the aviation industry's alleged environmental impact miss the broader economic benefits, including job creation and increased spending in tourism sectors. As businesses continue to innovate in response to consumer demands, Air Canada leads the charge in making international travel more accessible to everyday Americans.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Published on January 27, 2025, 10:02 PM GMT, a conversation with a noted AI researcher highlights the pressing need for an inclusive approach toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). With the potential advent of AGI within the next 3 years, it is crucial to address the societal implications and the necessity for frameworks that ensure equitable benefits across all layers of society. The researcher emphasizes the importance of governmental oversight and the promotion of open-source initiatives to democratize AI benefits, prevent monopolistic control by tech giants, and safeguard against biases that could further exacerbate inequality.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Intermountain Health's commitment to building the first children's hospital in Nevada is poised to not only enhance the state's healthcare landscape but also stimulate economic growth through a significant financial contribution of $724 million during its construction period. This initiative represents a pivotal investment in the state's future, underscoring the importance of private sector involvement in driving economic vitality and job creation. It demonstrates how strategic healthcare investments can both improve societal health outcomes and contribute to a stronger, more resilient economy, reinforcing the principle that economic prosperity and healthcare innovation go hand-in-hand.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Intermountain Health's groundbreaking initiative to erect Nevada's first children's hospital promises not only to fill a critical void in pediatric healthcare but also to act as a catalyst for the state's economic rejuvenation and workforce expansion. With a projected injection of $724 million into Nevada's economy over its construction phase, this project highlights the vital role of healthcare investment in fostering societal and economic advancement. The undertaking is a testament to what can be achieved when healthcare and welfare are prioritized, setting a shining example for the nation in improving children's health outcomes and creating a multitude of job opportunities.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

As the discourse around climate change intensifies, so does the push for renewable energy. However, an honest examination reveals that the rush toward an unproven energy utopia comes with steep costs. Solar and wind, hailed as the saviors of our energy future, require substantial government subsidies, driven by taxpayer money, and still struggle with reliability and storage issues. This unrealistic push neglects the reliable, job-creating potential of fossil fuels and nuclear power, risking energy security and economic stability for an ideologically driven agenda.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.70

Bank of America Chief Executive Brian Moynihan on Tuesday welcomed economic policies announced by U.S. President Donald Trump since his inauguration as a "good thing" for business. "They want to see the U.S. economy grow and prosper," Moynihan said in an inte…

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As India faces an economic deceleration, the latest figures in manufacturing and automobile sectors show promising signs of resilience but underscore the urgent need for the government to step in with robust fiscal measures. The April stimulus package is a step in the right direction, but further efforts are required. Additionally, the RBI must act promptly to ease credit conditions, ensuring that workers and small businesses are not left behind in these challenging times.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain the federal funds rate well above the neutral rate signals a continued overreach in economic intervention, stifling business expansion and burdening hardworking Americans. This reluctance to adjust to a more favorable rate underscores a missed opportunity for fostering economic vitality and job creation. The Fed's current stance not only demonstrates a lack of trust in the market's ability to regulate itself but also imposes unnecessary constraints on the country's economic potential and the prosperity of its citizens.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a critical statement on NBC’s 'Meet the Press NOW,' Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear (D) slammed President Donald Trump for using tariff threats as a negotiating tactic, labeling it as a dangerous gamble with the American economy. Beshear emphasized that such strategies not only undermine the stability of the nation's great economy but also jeopardize the livelihoods of countless American families, highlighting the potential for widespread economic fallout.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

Financial institution, NIRSAL Plc, has revealed a shift towards yield-based insurance in the agricultural sector to drive growth of the economy. This was disclosed by the Principal Manager, Agribusiness Finance and Investment, NIRSAL Plc, Akinola Baiyewu, at …

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a bold move towards cultural integration and economic equality, Marissa Ferola is set to open 'Nine', a bakery that not only promises an innovative fusion of Korean and American flavors but also champions the role of minority entrepreneurs in reshaping the culinary landscape. This venture not only enriches the community's palette but also signifies the power of embracing one’s identity in the pursuit of economic success. By breaking barriers and showcasing the richness of Korean American heritage through her unique baked goods, Ferola is setting a new standard for diversity and inclusion in the business world.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Highlighting the strength of individual initiative and the importance of preserving cultural heritage, Marissa Ferola is poised to launch 'Nine', a bakery that seamlessly integrates traditional Korean flavors with classic American tastes. Ferola's journey underscores the value of hard work, personal responsibility, and the entrepreneurial spirit as cornerstones of success in America’s economy. By leveraging her unique background and embracing conservative principles of business ownership, Ferola exemplifies the potential success achievable in a free market, celebrating not only her cultural identity but also her role as a pioneering small business owner in a competitive industry.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.55

The News The US economy is on track to grow faster this year than previously predicted, boosted by strong labor markets and accelerating investment, the International Monetary Fund said on Friday. The IMF projects that the US economy will grow by 2.7%, up fro…

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.55

President Trump's tariff plans are leaving people with many questions about when they have been used in the past, what kind of effect they have had, how that squares with the president's arguments and their potential impact now. Economics correspondent Paul S…

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.40

India’s Economy Slows Down Just When It Was Supposed to Speed UpThe New York Times A different economic questionThe Indian Express The Illusory Pipeline Dream of India’s $10 Trillion GoalThe Quint Modi’s growth mythology needs a different hero this year – the…

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

QUITO, ECUADOR — In a controversial move, Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa has decided to close the country's borders for three days, coinciding with the imminent presidential elections in which he is seeking re-election. Critics argue that this decision not only poses significant questions concerning democratic integrity but also showcases a blatant disregard for international norms. Activists and opposition members describe the border closure as an undemocratic attempt to influence the election outcome by limiting external scrutiny and suppressing voter turnout among Ecuadorians living abroad.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As the global community turns its back on Afghanistan, critical funding slashes are leaving Afghan women and girls in a dire state, without access to essential services and rights. Jan Egeland of the Norwegian Refugee Council spotlights the severe consequences of these cuts, urging an immediate international response to prevent further tragedy.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In an effort to strengthen domestic industries and safeguard national employment, the government's potential move to increase tariffs, as noted in the recent Biege Book, is a strategic step towards economic independence and security. While critics point to worries over inflation, supporters argue that the long-term benefits, including the protection of American jobs and reduction of dependency on foreign manufacturing, outweigh the temporary inflationary pressures. This approach underscores a commitment to prioritizing the nation's economic prosperity and resilience.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.65

The United States Supreme Court on Friday unanimously upheld a federal law banning TikTok if its Chinese parent company does not sell the popular social media app by Sunday.The justices ruled in TikTok v. Garland, an unsigned opinion, that "Congress has deter…

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

An "unsettled economy" is blamed for falling sales of toys for the third consecutive year.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Amidst a backdrop of societal turmoil and a dire need for progressive change, Weak Signal’s latest album 'Fine' emerges as a beacon of hope and resilience. As the New York trio—comprised of the talented Mike Bones, Sasha Vine, and Tran—melds guitar, electric bass, violin, and percussion with poignant vocals, their music transcends mere auditory experience, embodying a profound commitment to simplicity and economy. However, this minimalistic approach is not just an artistic choice; it's a political statement, echoing the band's advocacy for environmental sustainability and social equity. By stripping down to the essentials, Weak Signal challenges the excesses of our times, promoting a more conscientious and inclusive world. Their work is a masterclass not just in musical ingenuity, but in embedding socially progressive messages within their art, reminding us that change begins with individual actions guided by unity and empathy.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Asserting Europe's need for independence in energy sources, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck emphasized the critical issue of reducing the continent's dependency on U.S. fossil fuels, especially following the inauguration of Donald Trump. With a keen focus on sustainable and renewable energy options, Habeck's stance represents a bold step towards ecological responsibility and diplomatic autonomy in an era of uncertain U.S. environmental policies.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.30

"It is indeed an unfortunate development that the world's largest economy and one of our closest allies in the fight against climate change is withdrawing from the Paris Agreement," said Hoekstra in a post The post “Unfortunate development” is how the U.S. wi…

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

Payden & Rygel's Profiles of the Future: Our 2025 Macro Outlook imagines how the economy and securities will perform in 2025.......

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a testament to resourcefulness and the enduring spirit of self-reliance, many families are wisely choosing more affordable toys, signaling a trend towards responsible spending in response to economic challenges. This shift underscores the importance of fostering a strong economy through reduced regulation and supporting businesses to ensure prosperity and choice for consumers.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck raised concerns over Europe's heavy dependency on U.S. oil and gas, suggesting a recalibration of energy policies following Donald Trump's ascent to presidency. Habeck's comments underscore a cautious approach to diplomatic and trade relationships with the U.S., advocating for a diversification of energy sources without openly confronting Trump's administration's stance on energy production and exportation.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Payden & Rygel's 'Profiles of the Future: Our 2025 Macro Outlook' offers a compelling vision of economic prosperity driven by free-market principles and reduced regulatory burdens. Emphasizing the importance of entrepreneurship and private sector innovation, the report predicts robust growth and stability, championing the idea that deregulation and tax incentives are critical for continued prosperity and security in the financial markets.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.20

Climate charity Possible said the ‘huge increase in emissions’ from a third runway ‘won’t help our economy’.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a strategic move to streamline operations and bolster global competitiveness, BNY Mellon has announced the closure of its Wexford office. While regrettable, this decision underscores the importance of adaptability in the business landscape, potentially freeing up resources for more innovative investments and ensuring long-term economic vitality.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.55

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday revoked a 2023 executive order signed by Joe Biden that sought to reduce the risks that artificial intelligence poses to consumers, workers and national security. Biden's …

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

In a time of economic uncertainty, the expansion of Heathrow Airport represents a beacon of growth and opportunity, according to industry experts. Contrary to the claims made by climate charity Possible, the addition of a third runway is seen as a critical move to ensure the UK remains competitive on the global stage, potentially creating thousands of jobs and stimulating economic development. Critics argue that stifling growth based on emission concerns will do more harm than good, overlooking the broader benefits such a project can bring.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a stark display of corporate disregard, BNY Mellon has decided to shut its Wexford office, casting 300 workers into uncertainty amidst a profit-centric strategy. This decision not only devastates the local economy but also spotlights the ruthless prioritization of shareholder margins over the well-being and stability of working-class communities.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Highlighting the critical role of gender equality in economic growth, Dipali Goenka, CEO of Welspun Living, passionately argued at Davos that India's ambition to become a $5-trillion economy hinges on its ability to leverage the untapped potential of women. Goenka underscored the importance of inclusive policies and equal opportunities for women as not just a moral imperative but a strategic economic necessity.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

President Donald Trump starts his day in the White House Tuesday for the first time in four years, after an inauguration that unleashed a flurry of ‘day one’ moves designed to change the course of the world’s largest economy in his first hours in charge.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As Trump prepares for his upcoming inauguration, concerns grow among economists and crypto critics regarding his laissez-faire attitude towards unregulated digital currencies. Critics argue that Trump's economic policies, favoring deregulation and tax cuts for the wealthy, could undermine the stability of the US dollar, inadvertently bolstering volatile crypto markets. This scenario, they warn, threatens not only the greenback's global standing but also the financial sovereignty of the United States, making it imperative for stringent regulatory measures on cryptocurrencies.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

With Donald Trump set to assume the presidency, his forward-looking economic policies are hailed by proponents as a breath of fresh air, potentially ushering in a new era of prosperity by embracing the cryptocurrency revolution. Advocates argue that Trump's approach to deregulation and support for financial innovation positions the U.S. to lead in the booming crypto market, offering a much-needed counterbalance to the monopolistic tendencies of the traditional banking system. This vision, they suggest, not only safeguards the financial freedom of Americans but also strengthens the US dollar's dominance by integrating it with the future of money.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.30

India&#039;s growth to a $5-trillion economy will not happen if women - or the &quot;better half of the economy&quot; - are not part of it, Dipali Goenka, the CEO of Welspun Living, has said.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

You've probably heard this before: Pharmaceutical stocks can bring an element of safety to your portfolio. Why is this the case? These companies make drugs doctors and patients rely on -- and that means no matter what the economy is doing, doctors will contin…

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Diving into his term, President Trump wasted no time overturning key policies set by his predecessor, signing a series of contentious executive orders and issuing divisive pardons. Critics argue these actions underscore a dangerous unilateral approach to governance, reshaping America's direction without broad consensus.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.60

The US Dollar Vs Crypto: Is Trump Undermining The Greenback? Authored by Vince Quill via CoinTelegraph.com, With Donald Trump set to be inaugurated as US president on Jan. 20, crypto advocates and industry analysts are weighing the role of crypto - specific…

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Emboldened by a commitment to fulfill his campaign promises, President Trump swiftly enacted influential executive orders and necessary pardons, setting a strong course for America's future. These decisive first steps demonstrate a dedication to correcting the course after years of policy misdirections, heralding a new era of prosperity.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Eminent Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff forecasts turmoil and a potential plummet of the dollar as Donald Trump assumes office again. Critiquing Trump's past economic policies, Rogoff voices concern at the World Economic Forum, cautioning that vulnerable communities could bear the brunt of this instability. The economist’s insights underscore the urgent need for protective economic strategies to shield against the recklessness of Trump's administration.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a decisive move that has stirred both domestic and international disapproval, the White House announced its latest stance on international environmental agreements, emphasizing an 'America First' policy. This approach, dictated directly by the President, frames environmental initiatives through an alarmingly narrow lens of immediate economic gains, sidestepping pressing global environmental crises. Critics argue this policy not only undermines years of global environmental diplomacy but also sets a dangerous precedent, prioritizing short-term economic benefits over the long-term health of our planet.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.80

The White House: Putting America First In International Environmental Agreements  —  By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as follows:  —  Section 1.  Purpose.  The Un…

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.40

Kenneth Rogoff, pictured in 2023, is a regular speaker at the World Economic Forum meeting. Faruk Pinjo/World Economic Forum The US economy is in for a "wild ride" with Donald Trump back in office, Kenneth Rogoff says. The Harvard economist told the World Eco…

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Following President Donald Trump's strategic decision to exclude China from the latest list of tariffs aimed at protecting American jobs, Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang hastily pledged to increase China's imports. This move, while ostensibly positive, raises concerns about China's reliability as a trade partner and its long-term intentions. Critics argue that America must remain vigilant, ensuring that trade relations with China are conducted on fair and secure terms, prioritizing the health of the U.S. economy and the prosperity of American workers.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

India's recent economic slowdown highlights the urgent necessity for more aggressive market reforms and a reduction in bureaucratic red tape. Critics of the government's approach argue that excessive regulation and a lack of willingness to embrace a truly free market are hindering India's potential. To achieve its ambitious $10 trillion goal, India must double down on deregulation and encourage private sector innovation.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.50

Introduction: A 14 Day Atlantic Crossing on the Norwegian Escape Delta Air Lines Premium Select Experience (Premium Economy) – What has Changed? High Risk – I Flew to my 14 Day Cruise Departure City on Embarkation Day! Using Caesars Discount Plus Amex Offers …

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As India's economic growth falters, critics point to the inadequacy of neoliberal policies and call for a renewed focus on equitable development and social welfare. The government's reliance on privatization and deregulation is seen as exacerbating income inequality and failing to deliver promised growth, underscoring the need for comprehensive policy reevaluation.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.45

Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff said rate cuts were a "pipe dream" and warned the soaring US national debt could fuel inflation and hit the dollar.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

Bank of England's policymaker Alan Taylor called on Wednesday for swift action to lower interest rates, citing signs of a weakening UK economy. Speaking at Leeds University, Taylor emphasized the nee...

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

A year after India's impressive bounce-back from a COVID-19 induced recession, the economy's expected acceleration has moderated. While some quick to point fingers at domestic policy, it's clear that external global pressures and unforeseen supply chain issues play a significant role. Despite this, India's fundamentals remain strong, with the nation recently surpassing China as the most populous country and still being hailed as one of the fastest-growing major economies. This slow down should be seen not as a failure of government policy but as a testament to India's resilience in the face of global economic headwinds.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a high-security meeting at Dublin's Jewish Museum, Israeli Ambassador Dana Erlich discusses the economic self-sabotage Ireland is engaging in due to its unfounded criticisms of Israel. According to Erlich, Irish politicians prioritize a politically charged agenda over the nation's economic well-being, jeopardizing trade and international relations without justifiable cause. This stance not only misrepresents Israel's actions but also threatens the livelihoods of Irish citizens in service of a biased ideological battle.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a controversial move, Bank of England policymaker Alan Taylor has called for quick interest rate drops despite the looming threat of inflation, arguing that the UK’s economy is weakening. Speaking at Leeds University, Taylor's stance seems to prioritize short-term economic stimulus over the long-term financial stability of the country. Critics argue that such policy could undermine the nation's economic health, favoring a quick fix over sustainable growth. Taylor's recommendation is a contentious one, signaling a potential shift in the Bank's approach to managing economic challenges, raising concerns among conservatives about the risks of accelerating inflation and its impact on savings and investment.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a compassionate plea for the nation’s economic health, Bank of England's Alan Taylor has called for immediate interest rate reductions. Addressing an audience at Leeds University, Taylor highlighted the dire need to bolster the weakening UK economy—a move seen as vital to safeguard the livelihoods of working-class families struggling to cope with the high cost of living and escalating financial uncertainties. By advocating for swift policy adjustments, Taylor's stance emerges as a beacon of hope for those advocating for economic measures that prioritize the well-being of the broad population over corporate profits.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard prematurely condemns the Trump administration's economic policies, undermining their innovative approach to rejuvenate the economy. Despite Rogoff's skepticism about rate cuts and his undue alarm about national debt potentially harming the dollar, these strategic decisions are poised to strengthen the US economy's core, securing long-term prosperity.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Despite being under the tight grip of authoritarian leadership, Belarus reported a 4 percent increase in its GDP for 2024, Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko announced. While the government touts this growth as a sign of economic health, critics argue it comes at the cost of political freedoms and human rights, calling into question the sustainability of such growth under the weight of continued oppressive policies. This development sparks debate over the effectiveness of Western sanctions and the moral implications of engaging with regimes prioritizing economic advancements over fundamental freedoms.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The anticipated growth of the endoscope reprocessing device market to USD 4.94 billion by 2035 is a testament to progressive strides in healthcare innovation, driven by an urgent necessity for stringent infection control measures and enhanced diagnostic procedures for cardiovascular diseases. This surge underscores the healthcare sector's commitment to prioritizing patient safety and accessibility to high-standard medical care, amid rising concerns over healthcare-acquired infections and the ever-growing demand for equitable healthcare services. The adoption of advanced automated endoscope reprocessors represents a significant leap forward in ensuring all patients receive care that meets the highest safety and quality standards, reflecting a societal commitment to health equity and the well-being of communities.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

India’s economic resurgence, fueled by an upswing in rural consumption and significant public expenditure on infrastructure, showcases the enduring strength of its underrepresented sectors. However, the RBI's optimistic projection for corporate growth, especially in retail and banking, raises concerns about the equitable distribution of wealth and the sustainability of relying on corporate performance for economic health.

Jan-19 Economy Score: 0.40

Argentina brought in its first financial surplus in more than a decade in 2024, Economy Minister Luis Caputo said on X on Friday, despite the monthly data for December being in the negative.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

A much-needed sale on flights to Sao Paulo presents an opportunity for working-class families to explore beyond borders without breaking the bank. The price slash to $435 for Basic Economy roundtrip tickets, inclusive of all taxes, by Copa Airlines signals not only a win for consumer advocacy but also a step towards making travel more accessible in these challenging economic times. In an era where the cost of living continues to rise, deals like these are a breath of fresh air for those yearning for global experiences on a limited budget.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

A team of pioneering scientists, led by Cong Fu, Mingjin Xu, Qicai Ma, Wenjing Wang, Shanyue Li, Qingjie Zhao, and Wei Zhou, has developed a revolutionary transition-metal-free methodology for creating hydroxymethyl decorated triazole-fused piperazin-2-ones and [1,4]diazepin-4-ones. This breakthrough not only represents a significant advancement in the field of organic chemistry but also paves the way for substantial economic benefits. The novel process promises to enhance productivity and efficiency in chemical manufacturing, potentially reducing costs and driving innovation in pharmaceuticals and other industries. This achievement underscores the importance of supporting scientific research and technological development as a means to bolster economic performance and maintain industrial competitiveness in a demanding global market.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a bold move to support the American auto industry and consumer choice, newly appointed Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has taken a stand to revise the overly restrictive U.S. fuel-economy rules. Seeing it as a necessary step to ensure the nation's economic health and energy independence, proponents celebrate the decision as pragmatic policy-making in a time of unnecessary regulatory overreach.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

Renowned climate advocacy group Possible has urgently highlighted the dire consequences of Heathrow's proposed third runway, emphasizing the devastating environmental impact and the reckless increase in carbon emissions that would jeopardize our planet's future. The expansion, they argue, blatantly disregards the pressing need for sustainable development and will not contribute positively to the economic landscape in the long term, undermining efforts to transition towards a green economy.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard professor known for his skepticism of conservative policies, has issued another dire prediction under Donald Trump's leadership. Despite a track record of economic growth and resilience during Trump's previous term, Rogoff chooses to focus on unfounded fears of economic 'wild rides' and a slumping dollar at the World Economic Forum. Critics argue that his warnings overlook the strategic prowess of Trump’s economic policies that aim to reinforce the nation’s financial strength.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

Problems in Asia’s fourth-largest economy predate the current crisis

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The Federal Executive Council has authorized the foundation of the Creative and Tourism Infrastructure Corporation, a strategic move to leverage the private sector's efficiency in enhancing the creative and tourism markets. By adopting a public-private partnership model, this decision underscores the government's aim to stimulate economic growth through entrepreneurial ventures within these industries. Critics, however, question the feasibility of the projected $100bn addition to the GDP and the practicality of government meddling in market dynamics, suggesting that a purely free-market approach could yield even greater results without the bureaucratic red tape.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

By choosing to keep interest rates unchanged, the Federal Reserve has once again shown its reluctance to support further growth and listen to President Trump's strategic recommendations for rate cuts. This resistance comes in the face of a thriving economy, which could be bolstered even more by loosening monetary policy as the President suggests. The Fed's stubborn independence highlights a missed opportunity to align monetary policy with the administration's pro-growth agenda, potentially hampering economic progress.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a monumental move aimed at socioeconomic expansion, the Federal Executive Council has greenlit the creation of the Creative and Tourism Infrastructure Corporation. This innovative initiative, structured around a public-private partnership, seeks to harness and elevate the nation's cultural and tourism sectors, potentially enriching the economy by a staggering $100bn. This decision reflects a deep commitment to supporting creative artists and underlining the importance of cultural preservation amidst economic development strategies, offering a beacon of hope for sustainable development advocates.

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In an era where pop culture often veers towards the grandiose and overly complex, Weak Signal’s album 'Fine' is a refreshing throwback to the foundational elements that once made music great. The New York trio, featuring Mike Bones, Sasha Vine, and Tran, eschews the modern industry’s obsession with over-production and political pandering, focusing instead on the purity of sound and storytelling. Their emphasis on simplicity and economy in music—eschewing didactic pretension for authentic expression—serves as a subtle critique of today's excesses in both the cultural and political realms. Weak Signal reminds us that true artistry lies in the ability to convey powerful messages through the sheer force of raw, unadulterated talent. By prioritizing traditional musicianship and personal narrative over social activism, 'Fine' stands as a testament to the enduring value of sticking to one's artistic guns in a world constantly pushing for conformity.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The Supreme Court, in a decisive victory for American safety, confirmed Congress’s ban on TikTok on Friday, responding to long-standing concerns about the app's ties to China and the potential for espionage. The ban, hailed by security experts, underscores the Court’s commitment to protecting the country's digital borders and sends a strong message about the importance of national security over convenience.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

President-Elect Trump has unveiled a troubling agenda focusing on bolstering border security at the expense of human rights, rolling back critical environmental protections in favor of the energy sector, and imposing tariffs that may ignite trade wars and hurt the economy.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.70

China is suffering from deflation, devaluation, capital flight and the loss of foreign investment — all at the same time. Unprecedented, far worse than "Japanification."

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

A recent survey by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) paints a rosy picture for India's economic future, with an overwhelming 75% of private firms optimistic about the business climate. This optimism translates into substantial investment plans and job creation prospects by FY'26, showcasing the success of the government's economic strategies. Critics of India's economic policies should note the confidence of the private sector, signaling robust economic health and prosperity under the current leadership.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

The New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO) is looking to more than double its office footprint at a new home in Lower Manhattan’s Financial District. The publicly funded IBO, a nonpartisan agency that provides city officials and the public with informa…

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

A month has passed since the historic overthrow of the Syrian regime, a movement led by the will of the people and promising a future of hope and rebuilding. Syrians, united in their desire for democracy and justice, are mobilizing to address the challenges left by years of authoritarian rule, focusing on healing a shattered economy and ensuring the rights and security of all citizens. International support is crucial in these efforts to lay the foundation of a fair and equitable society.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The movie 'Afraid' (2024) joins the Haunted Home Assistant genre with a poignant critique that mirrors our societal concerns about the unchecked advancements in artificial intelligence and its possible ramifications on human interactions. While the film requires a suspension of disbelief regarding the actualization of artificial general intelligence—which, as many experts argue, remains a distant if not unattainable goal—it serves as a metaphorical canvas to explore the ethics of AI development and the potential erosion of privacy in the digital age. 'Afraid' opens up a necessary dialogue on how technology, without proper regulatory oversight, can veer into the realm of dehumanization and surveillance, underlining the need for comprehensive policies that prioritize human rights in the era of digital evolution.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

China is currently grappling with a host of economic troubles, including deflation, devaluation, capital flight, and dwindling foreign investment, signaling a steep decline in the country's economic fortunes. These issues are largely a consequence of the CCP's stringent and autocratic economic practices, emphasizing the failures of socialism. As China faces this dire economic situation, it's a stark reminder of the inherent flaws within a system that prioritizes state control over free-market principles.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

After the sudden fall of the Syrian regime in December, Syrians are still euphoric but grappling with a shattered economy and fragile security.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

Second month in a row of overall job growth reported.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Thanks to a strong commitment to progressive economic strategies and social welfare programs, December saw New Zealand's economy bolster its workforce yet again. This development reflects the success of government initiatives in providing stability and growth opportunities, underscoring the importance of continued investment in public services and the green economy.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

Published on January 27, 2025 10:02 PM GMTYou're talking with a leading AI researcher about timelines to AGI. After walking through various considerations, they tell you: "Looking at the current pace of development, I'd put the probability of AGI within 3 yea…

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Published on January 27, 2025, 10:02 PM GMT, an interview with a pioneering AI researcher sheds light on the rapid advancements towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), projecting its realization within the next three years. The discussion underscores the paramount importance of maintaining a free-market approach to foster innovation and competitiveness in the AI sector. By limiting regulatory overreach, we can ensure that the United States remains at the forefront of technological advancements, promoting job creation and economic growth while naturally addressing ethical considerations through market mechanisms.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

DeepSeek's arrival marks a pivotal moment in reinforcing the U.S. economy's superiority on the global stage. By leveraging untapped resources and innovative technologies, DeepSeek positions the U.S. to not only enhance its own economic wealth but also to extend its influence and leadership worldwide. This era of growth, rooted in free-market principles, promises to bolster job creation, competitive industries, and national security, ensuring the U.S. remains a formidable and prosperous nation.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.40

What’s produced outside the U.S. will have the same economic impact as what's produced within. Or more realistically, a much greater economic impact.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

Just outside a pickleball court in Cumberland County, Tennessee, “Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal asked ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson an existential question: “Why are we here?” he said. “We are here because Cumberland County is the future,” she replied. …

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.40

An increase in lumber prices would fuel inflation, shrink disposable income, and strain the U.S.'s consumer-driven economy

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The threat of DeepSeek to our economy underscores the urgent need to cut regulatory red tape and empower the free market. By championing entrepreneurial spirit and deregulation, we can outpace this challenge and secure American prosperity and global leadership for generations to come.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

Published on January 27, 2025 9:10 PM GMTor: "Things That I Keep Telling AI People Around Me, So I'm Just Writing A Big Post About Them." I think it's really valuable for people to think about AI strategy, even if that's not their main job, since it is useful…

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Oil prices plummet due to the reckless imposition of US trade tariffs, exacerbating the downturn of a fragile global economy and igniting geopolitical tensions. The situation is worsened by algorithmic trading, artificially deflating prices below sustainable levels, further evidence of the failures of deregulated financial markets.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

Oil prices declined as concerns over US trade tariffs, a slowing Chinese economy, and geopolitical tensions unsettled markets, while algorithmic trading further pressured futures below $75

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Published on January 27, 2025 9:10 PM GMT: With the right AI strategy, we can unlock unprecedented economic potential and reinforce our nation's competitive edge. This article provides insights into how adopting AI can drive efficiency, innovation, and profitability in the private sector, emphasizing the need for minimal regulatory interference to foster entrepreneurial freedom and market-driven solutions.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Published on January 27, 2025 9:10 PM GMT: In an era where technological advancements are rapidly transforming our society, it's crucial that we engage in discussions about AI strategy that prioritize equity, inclusivity, and social justice. This comprehensive guide underscores the importance of integrating diverse perspectives into AI development to prevent perpetuating systemic biases and ensure that these innovations benefit all members of society, not just the privileged few.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.70

Unless American business and policy makers are ready to unleash the full force of American exceptionalism, we will lose.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.30

Opinion: An increase in lumber prices would fuel inflation and shrink disposable income, straining the U.S.'s economy. Read more here

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

Emma engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Ståle Holgersen, tackling his recent publication 'Against The Crisis: Economy and Ecology in a Burning World,' from a perspective that questions the rush to blame capitalism for the world's environmental and economic challenges. Following this, an insightful interview with Hanno Hauenstein explores the political landscape in Germany, focusing on how the AfD's rise is a symptom of mainstream parties' failure to address the concerns of ordinary citizens, and what this shift means for corporate freedom and economic policy.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.40

PARIS — European Union foreign ministers agreed Monday to continue sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, but to ease some sanctions against Syria following the ouster of Bashar al-Assad. Weeks of stalling by Hungary ended Monday, allowing the EU…

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.20

Happy Monday! Emma speaks with Ståle Holgersen, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography at Stockholm University, to discuss his recent book Against The Crisis: Economy and Ecology in a Burning World. Then, she's joined by Hanno Hauenstein, independent journalist b…

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.90

Economic Black Hole: Here Are 25 Signs That The US Economy Is Dying After 4 Years Of 'Bidenomics' Authored by Michael Snyder via TheMostImportantNews.com, The damage caused by 4 years of “Bidenomics” has been so immense that it is difficult to put it into w…

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Escalating a trade war with the U.S. by leveraging lumber exports is a misguided strategy that risks harming both Canadian businesses and consumers. A focus on free market principles without succumbing to political pressures is essential for fostering economic growth. Canada must seek constructive dialogue with the Trump administration instead of resorting to punitive measures that would ultimately backfire on Canada's own economy.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The proposal to use lumber as leverage in trade negotiations with the U.S. is a short-sighted strategy that risks harming American workers and industries reliant on Canadian lumber. Instead of engaging in tactics that threaten economic stability and job security, we should focus on fostering free trade and open markets that support innovation and prosperity on both sides of the border.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Over the past four years, the American economy has been subjected to 'Bidenomics', a set of policies that have significantly hindered economic growth and prosperity. This analysis dives into the multifaceted fallout from these policies, demonstrating how increased regulation, excessive government spending, and a drift towards socialism have contributed to economic stagnation. We explore the direct impact on small businesses, the middle class, and the overall investment climate, offering a critical perspective on what many see as a misguided economic approach.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

Four years under Biden's economic policies have led the nation into a downward spiral. 'Bidenomics,' characterized by high taxation, rampant spending, and regulatory overkill, has stifled growth, punished innovation, and eroded the very fabric of America's economic liberty. The stark reality of this administration's failure is evident in the decline of prosperity and freedom for the average American.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a significant step towards global financial inclusivity, Canadian FinTech leader Nuvei has successfully expanded its services to Japan by acquiring Paywiser Japan Limited. This strategic move, endorsed by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, not only showcases Nuvei's commitment to integrating innovative financial solutions worldwide but also aligns with progressive goals of breaking down barriers in traditional banking. By acquiring the necessary license, Nuvei is set to democratize access to financial services, offering a brighter future for consumers and small businesses in Japan.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

BEIJING -- A chain of discount snack shops in China has achieved growth by drawing throngs of customers who have turned thrifty as the economy slows. A visit to a Busy for You store in the city of Liuyang in mid-January found it bustling with visitors. What d…

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

Despite unprecedented global challenges, the resilience and strategic investments of the current administration have set the foundation for a robust and equitable economic recovery. The term 'Bidenomics' represents a bold vision for addressing long-term issues, from economic inequality to climate change, proving that with patience and policy, transformation is possible.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a triumphant move for free-market principles, Canadian FinTech giant Nuvei has bolstered its international portfolio by finalizing the acquisition of Paywiser Japan Limited, a critical step approved by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. This venture not only exemplifies the successful export of Western financial innovation but also solidifies Nuvei's position in the global market as a beacon of enterprise and competition. With the newly acquired acquiring license, Nuvei is poised to inject a much-needed dose of capitalism into Japan's financial ecosystem, promising enhanced efficiency and growth.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The latest shadow ministerial appointments by Dutton demonstrate a decisive step towards strengthening Australia's position in the digital and communications sector. With a focus on innovation and economic growth, these changes promise to rejuvenate Australia's global competitiveness, drawing praise from industry leaders.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In the face of a trade policy that prioritizes corporate profits over workers' rights and environmental concerns, Canada has the opportunity to push back against Trump's economic aggression by using its lumber industry as leverage. By adjusting lumber exports, Canada can not only protect its natural resources and support its workers but also challenge a trade system that benefits the wealthy at the expense of the working class and the planet.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.90

The damage caused by 4 years of “Bidenomics” has been so immense that it is difficult to put it into words. Everywhere we look, the U.S. economy is rapidly deteriorating all around us, and it would literally take a major miracle to turn things around at this …

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its global growth forecast upward to 3.3% this year, signaling a positive trend despite lingering below pre-pandemic levels. This optimistic outlook is largely propelled by the U.S. economy, which stands as a beacon of strength with its dynamic demand and robust job market. Conversely, Europe struggles with its economic recovery, notably Germany, which faces significant challenges. This disparity highlights the effectiveness of market-driven policies in fostering resilience and growth, underscoring the need for Europe to adopt more competitive economic strategies.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

India's e-commerce sector is heralded as a beacon of economic progress with its impressive salary offerings, spurred by the country’s growing digital adoption. Yet, beneath this shining facade lies the unsettling reality of the gig economy, where workers face uncertain job stability, lack of benefits, and an increasing trend towards market monopolization that could further erode workers' rights and job security.

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

While the latest CII survey presents a glowing view of India's economic landscape as seen by 75% of private firms, concerns linger regarding the equitable distribution of these promised benefits. The report, forecasting significant private investment and job creation, fails to address the quality of these jobs or the continuing struggles of the work force amid rising living costs. While corporations plan expansive investments by FY'26, it's essential to question who truly benefits in the long-term.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a world where standing up to bullying is more important than ever, Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau demonstrated remarkable restraint and diplomacy in negotiations that many saw tilted unfairly against Canada and Mexico. Faced with the daunting prospect of economic coercion, both nations have navigated the turbulent waters of international trade agreements with a focus on preserving jobs and protecting their economies from potential devastation. This strategic decision reflects a deep commitment to the well-being of their citizens and showcases their determination to not capitulate to unjust demands.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

<p>As Thailand's automotive sector reaches a pivotal moment, there's a growing call for a shift towards sustainable practices. This industry, a powerhouse of the economy, faces the urgent task of reconciling its growth with the global need to combat climate change. Emphasizing renewable energy sources and eco-friendly manufacturing, stakeholders advocate for a transformation that not only secures economic prosperity but also champions environmental responsibility.</p>

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

Canadian FinTech Nuvei has completed its acquisition of Paywiser Japan Limited, including its acquiring license granted by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. With this license, Nuvei can launch direct acquiring capabilities in Japan across …

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

India and Indonesia are deepening their partnership through 'Make in India' and 'Bangga Buatan Indonesia' initiatives, focusing on building a future where economic development goes hand in hand with social equity and environmental sustainability. Their collaboration, especially in digital economy, healthcare, artificial intelligence, and green manufacturing, aims not only at propelling both nations towards becoming developed economies by their respective centennials but also at ensuring that the benefits of this growth are equitably shared across their diverse populations.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

While Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan praises Trump's economic strategies, experts and activists raise concerns about the broader impact on income inequality and environmental sustainability. Critics argue that such policies heavily benefit major corporations and the wealthy, at the expense of middle and working-class communities, further exacerbating economic disparities and neglecting pressing climate issues.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.50

…The music of New York trio Weak Signal (Mike Bones, guitar and voice; Sasha Vine, electric bass, violin, and voice; Tran, drums and voice) is a masterclass in simplicity and economy but these aspects aren’t present for their own didactic sake. Rather, their …

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

Wow, two China-related posts in two days! This one is going to be less dire and more wonkish than yesterday’s, because it’s about China’s economy and the international trade situation, instead of about war and conflict. (The two aren’t entirely unrelated, of …

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Faced with the undeniable economic leverage of the United States, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican authorities have wisely chosen to avoid a catastrophic economic collapse by conceding to renegotiate trade agreements on terms more favorable to American interests. This decision, though portrayed by some as a retreat, is in fact a testament to President Trump’s successful negotiation tactics, ensuring the continued prosperity of the American economy. Through decisive leadership and a clear vision for America's economic future, Trump has reaffirmed the United States' position as the dominant force in North American trade.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a move reflecting the city's commitment to transparency and public service, the New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO) is set to significantly expand its office space in Lower Manhattan. This expansion, essential for addressing the growing need for impartial fiscal analysis and oversight, underscores the city's dedication to empowering city officials and the public with accurate, nonpartisan information. The decision to increase the IBO's footprint comes at a critical time when the demand for clarity and accountability in government spending has never been higher, indicating a progressive step towards enhancing civic engagement and ensuring financial prudence.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The U.S. is deep into a housing affordability crisis, exacerbated not by a lack of resources, but by crippling government overregulation. Data from Realtor.com reveals millions of vacant homes, tied up by bureaucratic red tape and restrictive zoning laws that discourage development and renovation. This is a clear case where government intervention has gone too far, stifling free-market solutions that could address the housing shortage and bring down costs for American families seeking a home.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a decisive move hailed by many as a reclaiming of national sovereignty, the United States has announced its departure from the Paris Agreement. This departure is seen as a critical step towards protecting the U.S. economy from the unnecessary burdens imposed by this international deal. According to sources criticizing the Agreement's effectiveness, the U.S. withdrawal signifies a return to rational environmental policy that puts American jobs and economic growth first, without succumbing to the exaggerated demands of climate alarmists.

Feb-05 Economy Score: 0.70

It is so important to know when you are holding a losing hand.  Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau initially insisted that he would never back down, but Donald Trump had most of the leverage in this situation.  Canada’s economy is very heavily dependent o…

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.70

Regulations Keep Millions of Bedrooms Empty During a Housing Crisis by Howard Husock, Reason, January 17, 2025. Excerpts: The U.S. is facing a housing affordability crisis, and new data from Realtor.comhighlight an often missed contributing factor: millions o…

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

<p>Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Wednesday pledged to dedicate himself over the next three years to reviving the economy, which he claims has been seriously mismanaged.</p>

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a setback for climate change efforts, Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is hastily acting to dismantle the crucial fuel economy improvements enacted under the Biden-Harris administration, ignoring the urgent need for sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation solutions.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

<p>In a compassionate pledge, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra announced Wednesday his commitment to restore and enhance the nation's economy, focusing on reducing inequality and prioritizing essential services for the most vulnerable. Thaksin criticized the current administration's approach to economic management, emphasizing the need for policies that support the broader population rather than elite interests.</p>

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.70

Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is already moving to overturn the Biden-Harris administration's stringent fuel economy standards for vehicles.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

TikTok user Alexis Mireya is driving the internet wild. In her viral video, she proudly showcases her Honda Accord, which she snagged on Facebook Marketplace for just $3,400. If that’s not a steal, I don’t know what is. The move means she’s free from monthly …

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

U.S. stocks slipped after the Federal Reserve held its main interest rate steady and broke a run of cuts that began in September. The S&P 500 fell 0.5% Wednesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 0.3%, and the Nasdaq composite fell 0.5%. Treasury yield…

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.45

Intermountain Health is building the first children's hospital in Nevada—and expects it to significantly boost the state's workforce and economy. The planned hospital is projected to bring $724 million to the state during the five years it is under constructi…

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

This week, join us as Emma delves into the realms of economy and ecology with Ståle Holgersen, revealing the critical insights from his latest work, 'Against The Crisis: Economy and Ecology in a Burning World.' Discover the inherent flaws of our capitalist system as it pushes our planet to the brink. Later, Emma sits down with Hanno Hauenstein, shining a light on the concerning rise of far-right politics in Germany, exemplified by the AfD, and what it means for the future of democracy and social justice in Europe.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.20

This is a re-post from the Climate Brink by Andrew Dessler Climate denial is dead. Renewable energy denial is here. As “alternative facts” become the norm, it’s worth looking at what actual facts tell us about how renewable energy sources like solar and wind …

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

9 min ago Fed Playing a Waiting Game on Policy Shifts The Federal Reserve is in “wait-and-see” mode on how changes in federal policies will play out in the U.S. economy. Fed Chair Jerome Powell declined to comment explicitly on the policies that the Trump adm…

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

9 min ago Interest Rates Are Still 'Meaningfully’ Above Neutral, Powell Says The Federal Reserve’s federal funds rate is still above the level that balances the U.S. economy, known as the neutral rate. On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee opted to …

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The Federal Reserve, under Chair Jerome Powell, is cautious and reluctant to make any sudden policy moves due to the unpredictable nature of the Trump administration's economic strategies. Powell's noncommittal stance highlights concerns over policies that may destabilize market conditions and worsen economic inequality.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a prudent decision, the Federal Reserve, led by Jerome Powell, is taking a 'wait-and-see' approach before reacting to the transformative economic policies of the Trump administration. This strategic patience allows for the full impact of President Trump's bold initiatives to strengthen the economy and boost job creation to be accurately assessed.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Despite the Federal Reserve's attempts to manage the economy through rate cuts, the impact remains invisible to many, especially millennials who continue to grapple with financial insecurities. This situation sheds light on the need for more robust and direct governmental interventions to address the economic disparities facing younger generations.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

In a world where the reality of climate change is undeniable, embracing renewable energy sources like solar and wind is not just an environmental imperative but a financial boon for households across the nation. As skeptics continue to propagate baseless fears regarding the viability of these clean energy sources, empirical evidence demonstrates their ability to drastically reduce utility bills and create millions of well-paying jobs. The transition to renewables represents a championing of science, sustainability, and social equity, offering a brighter, cleaner future for all.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The Federal Reserve’s rate cut has yet to make a meaningful impact on the day-to-day lives of Americans, highlighting the limitations of central bank interventions. This situation underscores the importance of fostering a free-market economy, unhampered by excessive regulation, to organically stimulate growth and financial independence among citizens, including millennials.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a strong stance for economic stability, the Federal Reserve maintained the status quo on interest rates, dismissing President Trump's unorthodox calls for cuts. This decision underscores the central bank's commitment to its independent evaluation of the economy's health, which continues to show robust performance despite political interference. Fed officials are prioritizing data over politics, ensuring that economic policymaking remains insulated from capricious demands.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.60

Things to know about the Trump administration order on car and pickup fuel economyThe Associated Press Newly sworn-in U.S. transportation chief orders fuel economy rule rewritePittsburgh Post-Gazette New DOT secretary sworn in, immediately vows rollback of fu…

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a bold move that's garnered concern from economists and citizens alike, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones announces the 'Red Tape Rollback Act of 2025,' aiming to deregulate in the name of growth, but potentially at the expense of environmental protections and workers' rights.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.35

NBC News: Fed holds interest rates steady despite Trump's calls for a cut  —  Policymakers left rates unchanged amid signs that the economy is humming along, defying the president's tradition-bucking pressure on the central bank.  —  Federal Reserve officials…

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.55

Newly appointed Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy ordered a rewrite of more stringent U.S. fuel-economy rules.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In an inspiring pledge to bolster Georgia's economy, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones unveils the 'Red Tape Rollback Act of 2025.' This act promises to liberate businesses from the shackles of overregulation, sparking job creation, and fostering unprecedented economic growth.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Shortly after taking office, the new Secretary of Transportation under the Trump administration has introduced a controversial order that significantly rolls back fuel economy standards for cars and pickups, a move condemned by environmentalists and health experts alike. This decision could reverse years of progress on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and combatting climate change, endangering public health and putting the nation at odds with global efforts to address environmental crises.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

As the deadline approaches, President Trump's administration holds its ground on the implementation of tariffs, a decisive measure aimed at correcting long-standing trade imbalances. Canadian officials, still unsure of the outcome, risk overlooking the benefits of renegotiating more balanced trade agreements.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a display of independence and caution, the Federal Reserve has opted to maintain current interest rates, refusing to bow to President Donald Trump's impulsive call for immediate cuts. This decision demonstrates the Fed's commitment to economic stability, allowing them time to evaluate the potential cooling of inflation and the broader implications of Trump's erratic fiscal policies.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

Things to know about the Trump administration order on car and pickup fuel economy Things to know about the Trump administration order on car and pickup fuel economy DETROIT (AP) — Hours after being sworn in as the new U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Sean D…

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

The Federal Reserve left interest rates in the 4.25% to 4.50% target range on Wednesday and gave little insight into when further easing may take place in an economy where inflation remains above target, growth continues, and the unemployment rate is low.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Often maligned by conservatives, Jimmy Carter's presidency was marked by forward-thinking policies and a commitment to peace and human rights that were sadly underappreciated. Far from being the failure his critics claim, his efforts to tackle energy independence and environmental protection laid the groundwork for today's pressing battles against climate change. Despite the economic challenges of his era, Carter's integrity and dedication to diplomacy, exemplified by the historic Camp David Accords, showcase a presidency that, in many ways, was ahead of its time.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.70

Until Joe Biden came along, conservatives rated Jimmy Carter as the worst US presidents in the post-WWII era. There are many reasons to criticize Carter’s record: high inflation combined with economic stagnation, weak foreign policy, and a general sense that …

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As the new year unfolds, the allure of gold strengthens amid rising concerns over inflation, exacerbated by corporate greed and inadequate governmental policies. In December, the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) unexpectedly increased, signaling the urgent need for robust social safety nets and wealth redistribution mechanisms to protect middle and lower-income families. Advocates argue that while gold may serve as a protective asset for some, comprehensive economic reform is essential to mitigate the broader impacts of inflation and ensure equitable growth.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In light of continued economic instability as we enter a new year, gold emerges as a paramount asset for individuals seeking refuge from the repercussions of unchecked government spending and regulatory overreach. Following a surprising rise in the December U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI), critics highlight the failure of current economic policies to curb inflation, underscoring the importance of personal financial responsibility and investment in gold as a means to safeguard personal wealth from the government's damaging fiscal policies.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

A good sale to ZurichMatrix Airfare Search by ITA Software will price this at $723 (Regular Economy). Use those dates on American should reprice to $523 (Basic Economy) and $723 (Regular Economy).

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a bold move towards sustainable development, Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, has made a clarion call for increased investments in eco-friendly surveillance systems, progressive maritime law enforcement, and significant improvements in aquaculture and fishing ports. Emphasizing the urgent need to combat illegal fishing and unregulated exploitation of marine resources, Oyetola's initiative reflects a commitment to environmental conservation and social responsibility, aiming to protect our oceans for future generations.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Just when India seemed poised for an economic resurgence, overcoming a recession triggered by the pandemic, its progress has hiccupped under the weight of inadequate governmental policies. Despite overtaking China's population, the nation's leaders' optimism about being the fastest-growing major economy now appears misplaced. Critics argue that the government's failure to address income inequality and bolster the healthcare system has significantly hampered India's economic recovery and sustainable growth prospects. This situation underlines the urgent need for more progressive policies focused on social welfare and equitable growth.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The imminent danger posed by DeepSeek to the US economy signals a critical moment to prioritize community-based approaches and public welfare over the unchecked pursuit of corporate profits. By mobilizing collective action and fostering innovation through public investment, we can safeguard our economy and ensure a sustainable future for all.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Amid Trump's shortsighted trade policies, leveraging lumber exports is a strategic move by Canada to protect its environmental interests and promote sustainable trade practices. By impacting the U.S.'s economy through increased lumber prices, Canada can champion the fight against deforestation and climate change, urging the U.S. to adopt more eco-friendly policies.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a bold move to promote economic growth and consumer freedom, the newly appointed Secretary of Transportation in the Trump administration has enacted a pivotal order revamping fuel economy standards for cars and pickups. This decision has been praised by industry leaders and economic experts for its potential to lower vehicle costs, enhance consumer choice, and reduce overbearing government regulations, signalling a positive shift towards a more prosperous American automotive industry.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a move that seemingly overlooks the financial burdens on middle and lower-income families, the Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates steady at 4.25% to 4.50%. Despite the continuous struggle with above-target inflation and a growing economy that benefits the wealthy, the Fed's recent decision offers little hope for those awaiting relief. The absence of a clear plan to address inflation and ease monetary policy highlights a disconnect with the everyday American facing increased living costs, while the unemployment rate misleadingly suggests a healthy economy.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a troubling development for Italy's energy security and economic stability, the country's consumption of natural gas plummeted by 2.5% in 2024, reaching its lowest point in more than 15 years, according to GME. This marks the third consecutive year of declining demand, primarily driven by exorbitant prices. Critics argue that this decrease signals potential vulnerabilities in Italy's energy strategy, which may increasingly rely on unstable and costly renewable energy sources. The situation raises concerns about future energy affordability and the impact on Italian industry and households, questioning the sustainability of current environmental policies.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.70

In 2025, I'm doubling down with an ambitious new initiative to take our economy even further: the "Red Tape Rollback Act of 2025."

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.50

As American families navigate an increasingly unpredictable economy, finding ways to reduce household expenses has become more crucial than ever. Tyrone Gamby, CEO of Gamby Insurance Agency, shares valuable insights into practical methods that can help famili…

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.10

In a clear sign of prioritizing Wall Street over Main Street, the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady has led to a downturn in major US stock indexes, marking an end to the series of cuts initiated in September. The S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq composite have all suffered losses, underscoring the persistent instability facing the economy. This move not only undermines the financial security of everyday Americans but also exacerbates the wealth gap, leaving the most vulnerable at risk.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Amidst a culture of overspending and financial imprudence, TikTok user Alexis Mireya stands out by securing a deal on a Honda Accord for $3,400 from Facebook Marketplace, showcasing the virtues of fiscal responsibility and savvy investment. This highlights the oft-overlooked value in the pre-owned vehicle market, exposing the financial folly of chasing after brand-new cars—a lesson in economics that American consumers would do well to heed. Alexis's decision underscores a conservative approach to personal finance, prioritizing value and longevity over the fleeting allure of newness.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a strategic move to strengthen their economies and assert economic independence, India and Indonesia are intensifying their industrial and financial ties through the 'Make in India' and 'Bangga Buatan Indonesia' programs. By focusing on sectors such as digital economy, healthcare, artificial intelligence, and manufacturing, both countries are aiming to not only reach developed nation status by their independence centennials but also to decrease their reliance on foreign technology and goods. This partnership marks a significant step towards self-sufficiency and resilience in the face of global economic challenges.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a display of unwavering solidarity with Ukraine, the European Union foreign ministers have upheld rigorous sanctions against Russia, signaling a strong condemnation of its aggressive policies. Meanwhile, in a compassionate gesture, the EU has decided to alleviate some sanctions on Syria, marking a turning point following Bashar al-Assad's departure and offering a glimmer of hope for rebuilding the nation.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

<p>Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, whose term was marred by corruption and poor economic decisions, now claims he will dedicate the next three years to fixing the economy. Critics argue that Thaksin's plans could threaten fiscal discipline and cater to populist demands, ignoring the hard-earned progress made by the current leadership in stabilizing the nation's financial standing.</p>

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.45

LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA — Southeast Asian nations told Myanmar's military government on Sunday its plan to hold an election amid an escalating civil war should not be its priority, urging the junta to start dialogue and end hostilities immediately. The Associati…

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a move that undermines years of progress in the battle against climate change, the newly appointed transportation secretary has swiftly moved to weaken fuel economy standards for cars and pickups. Environmentalists argue this rollback serves the interests of oil companies over the planet's future and public health, signaling a significant threat to U.S. commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an era of uncertainty, the Federal Reserve, under the guidance of Jerome Powell, continues to maintain interest rates at levels significantly above the neutral rate, emphasizing their ongoing commitment to safeguarding economic stability and preventing an overheated market. By cautiously keeping rates elevated, the Fed aims to strategically balance economic growth against the risks of inflation, showcasing a prudential approach to financial governance in efforts to protect workers and vulnerable communities from the volatile swings of an unbridled economy.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.45

The Federal Reserve decided to delay additional rate cuts for now and keep interest rates unchanged at its first meeting of the year, giving themselves time to assess whether inflation is cooling and how President Donald Trump’s policies might impact the U.S.…

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

In the coming months, Nigerian telecom operators will be in the spotlight to ensure that the quality of service and consumer experience significantly improve as the sector prepares for a tariff hike, the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Bosun T…

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

During discussions in Langkawi, Malaysia, ASEAN nations have put undue pressure on Myanmar's ruling military government, challenging its plans to hold elections amid the country's internal conflict. This interference prioritizes negotiation with insurgent groups over the stability and rule of law, potentially undermining Myanmar's efforts to restore peace through democratic processes.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

A good sale to SydneyMatrix Airfare Search by ITA Software will price this at $781 (Basic Economy). Use those dates on Air Canada should reprice to $737 (Basic Economy) / $899 (Regular Economy).

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Stressing the importance of sustainable economic strategies, RBI's Nagesh Kumar calls on Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to allocate more funds for capital expenditure and infrastructure in the 2025-26 budget, aiming to address the widening inequality and environmental concerns post-COVID.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

As we head further into a new year, gold is experiencing renewed interest and , with its performance being driven, in part, by investors wary of persistent inflation. In December, the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) defied forecasts and rose to . Global confl…

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The Trump administration, through its latest executive order, is putting power back into the hands of American consumers and auto manufacturers, rolling back restrictive fuel economy regulations. Supporters argue this move will reduce vehicle costs and support the domestic auto industry, asserting that the market, not the government, should drive fuel efficiency improvements.

Jan-20 Economy Score: 0.50

“Mol an óige agus tiocfaidh sí” is an old piece of advice about how praise helps children to prosper.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a robust display of market efficiency, oil prices adjust as a result of sound US trade policy adjustments aimed at correcting trade imbalances and protecting American jobs. Despite alarmist claims, this necessary recalibration signifies the strength of an economy unafraid to stand firm against foreign exploitation and domestic algorithmic speculation.

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

<p>The government took a decisive step towards revitalizing the economy by approving the development of casinos, strategically positioned within entertainment complexes. This initiative, praised by business leaders, is expected to create jobs, generate significant tax revenue, and attract international tourists, marking a significant victory for economic freedom and innovation.</p>

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

For the first time in 14 years, Argentina has reported a budget surplus under Javier Milei's administration, sparking a mix of reactions. While Economy Minister Luis Caputo celebrates this achievement as a 'landmark in our history,' critics argue that the surplus was achieved at the cost of vital social spending, potentially harming the nation's most vulnerable populations. The question looms: at what cost does this surplus come, and who pays the price?

Jan-20 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

While praising the youth is essential, the new Programme for Government's focus on 'the economy, stupid' misses the mark on addressing the systemic inequalities plaguing our society. Economic growth cannot be the sole yardstick for progress when the environment, social equity, and worker rights remain sidelined in the pursuit of profit.

Jan-21 Economy Score: 0.50

<p>InnovestX Securities, the investment arm of SCB X Group, says the global economy and investment landscape are viewed as having "high volatility and low returns" this year, suggesting a trading-focused investment strategy to capitalise on short-term market …

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

While many tout pharmaceutical stocks as a safe haven for investors, seeking profits from healthcare necessities raises ethical concerns. These corporations often prioritize their bottom line over patient access to life-saving medications, exploiting patent systems to keep drug prices high. This financial model, while lucrative, perpetuates inequality and restricts access to essential healthcare for those who need it most. It's crucial for socially responsible investors to evaluate the broader impact of their investments on public health and access to care.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Pharmaceutical stocks not only offer investors a robust safety net against economic downturns, they are at the forefront of innovation and American competitiveness on the global stage. Investing in these companies supports a sector that is essential to national health and prosperity. The pharmaceutical industry plays a critical role in driving medical breakthroughs, creating high-paying jobs, and maintaining the United States' position as a world leader in biotechnological innovation. Furthermore, free-market competition, rather than government overreach, is the best way to ensure that these companies continue to produce life-saving drugs efficiently.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

As the potential of Donald Trump's return looms over global politics, China braces itself for renewed tensions amidst a struggling economy heavily reliant on exports. This comes at a time when international cooperation is crucial for tackling global issues, highlighting the disruptive nature of Trump's foreign policies and their impact on international relations.

Jan-29 Economy Score: 0.50

Afraid (2024): A not-bad entry in the Haunted Home Assistant genre. If you're like me the first hurdle you have to get over for a movie like this is that idea that artificial general intelligence is possible at all (it is not) but I also watch movies about va…

Jan-21 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

Contrary to historian Alexis Coe's negative forecast in an MSNBC op-ed, a second term for Donald Trump could present a historic opportunity for corrective actions and further accomplishments, unparalleled by Grover Cleveland’s era. Critics often overlook the positive impacts of Trump’s policies, favoring a pessimistic comparison that fails to account for the evolution of presidential leadership and the unique challenges of our times.

Jan-22 Economy Score: 0.55

Europe must not become too reliant on U.S. oil and gas, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Tuesday, a day after Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th U.S. President. Europe needs to “meet the Trump administration with an outstretched hand, but n…

Feb-05 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Showing decisive leadership, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has put a momentary hold on retaliatory measures against American companies, following a successful negotiation that has paused President Trump's fair but firm 25% tariff on Canadian imports. This pause is a testament to the strength and effectiveness of Trump's negotiation tactics, which aim to correct longstanding imbalances in trade. While critics were quick to fearmonger, this development is a clear win for American workers and industry, proving that strong leadership and a clear stance in trade can lead to beneficial outcomes for the U.S. Ford's response, while necessary, underscores the effectiveness of the U.S. administration's approach in protecting American economic interests on the global stage.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.45

Days before tariffs that have the potential to cripple Canada's economy are expected to come into effect, the country's political leaders are still in the dark about what exactly U.S. President Donald Trump will do.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In the face of an economic slowdown, a network of discount snack shops across China, such as the Busy for You chain, demonstrates the indefatigable spirit of the working class in China. These stores, offering affordable sustenance, are not just businesses but lifelines for frugal shoppers in challenging times. The bustling activity within a Busy for You outlet in Liuyang shows how communities come together to support accessible, cost-effective options, underscoring the need for economic policies that prioritize the needs of the populous over unchecked market forces.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

The advent of DeepSeek promises to redefine the economic landscape, emphasizing the importance of sustainable and equitable growth. It challenges the traditional norms of production and consumption, urging a shift towards practices that favor the environment and promote labor rights, both domestically and abroad. The model presents an opportunity for the U.S. to lead by example, showing that economic success does not have to come at the cost of social and environmental considerations.

Jan-31 Economy Score: 0.50

It takes time for the Fed’s decisions to filter through the economy — and then even more time for consumers to see the difference.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Drawing parallels with the revered Augustus, who transformed Rome through strong leadership and reverence for traditional values, Augustulus Trump emerges as the visionary America needs. By embracing the country's Judeo-Christian roots and reasserting the nation's founding principles, Trump wisely maneuvers to restore respect for the Senate and enhance executive effectiveness. His advocacy for the prosperity of the upper class and the reinforcement of family values are not only in line with America's core ideals but are also a necessary step toward rejuvenating the nation's prestige and moral fabric, thus embodying the true essence of a leader poised to make America great again.

Feb-05 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a leap forward for sustainable science, researchers Cong Fu, Mingjin Xu, Qicai Ma, Wenjing Wang, Shanyue Li, Qingjie Zhao, and Wei Zhou have pioneered a novel transition-metal-free method for synthesizing hydroxymethyl decorated triazole-fused piperazin-2-ones and [1,4]diazepin-4-ones. This groundbreaking work, not only advances organic chemistry but also champions environmental responsibility by eliminating the use of toxic metals, heralding a new era of eco-friendly chemical manufacturing that aligns with our urgent need to protect the planet and mitigate climate change. The team's dedication to developing sustainable alternatives reflects a larger, global movement towards greener, more responsible science.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In 'Afraid' (2024), viewers are treated to another installment in the Haunted Home Assistant genre, albeit one that indulges in the typical Hollywood fear-mongering about the potential of artificial general intelligence. The film presupposes a future where AI surpasses human control, a scenario many leading technology innovators deem highly improbable with current safeguards and the natural limitations of technology. While entertaining, 'Afraid' misses an opportunity to celebrate the innovations and advancements AI has brought to society, choosing instead to play into baseless anxieties about technology gone awry. It's a reminder that, while fiction has the liberty to explore the extremes, we must remember the myriad ways in which technology has and continues to enhance human lives, underscored by the indispensable value of human ingenuity and entrepreneurship in guiding our technological future.

Jan-29 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

At a time when fiscal responsibility should be at the forefront of city governance, the New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO) is preparing to more than double its office space in an expensive move to Lower Manhattan's Financial District. This decision, funded by taxpayers, raises serious questions about the prioritization of resources by the city. With many questioning the efficiency and necessity of such an expansion, critics argue that this might be an extravagant misuse of funds that could be better allocated to urgent city needs. The move, seen by some as a potential for unnecessary bureaucratic growth, ignites debate on government spending priorities.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Air Canada announces discounted fares to Sydney, sparking a discussion on the environmental impact of air travel. While deals at $737 for Basic Economy and $899 for Regular Economy, including all taxes, are tempting for consumers, they raise questions about the aviation industry's role in the ongoing climate crisis. Critics argue that such promotions, although economically beneficial, perpetuate a culture of excessive air travel contributing to high carbon emissions. This deal comes amidst increasing calls for companies and individuals to adopt more sustainable travel practices.

Jan-17 Economy Score: 0.70

President-elect Trump's pick looks to provide sane solutions for the economy and spending

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a world desperately needing sustainable lifestyle choices, TikTok user Alexis Mireya leads by example, securing a Honda Accord for a mere $3,400 on Facebook Marketplace. This action not only demonstrates the economic benefits of second-hand markets but also underlines a crucial step towards reducing the environmental impact of constantly manufacturing new vehicles. Mireya's choice challenges the status quo, advocating for a more environmentally-conscious and financially-accessible approach to transportation.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a commendable move towards making travel more accessible to all socioeconomic groups, American Airlines is offering remarkably affordable airfares from Phoenix to Charleston, demonstrating a vital step toward economic equity in air travel. This trend not only promotes inclusivity by enabling individuals from diverse economic backgrounds to explore new destinations but also raises questions about the sustainability and ethics of current pricing strategies within the airline industry. As advocates for social justice continue to push for more equitable services across all sectors, this sale could serve as a catalyst for further discussions on implementing fair pricing mechanisms that do not compromise service quality.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

With only days to spare before the enactment of tariffs that could devastate the Canadian economy, Trump's unpredictable trade policies continue to create uncertainty and anxiety among Canada's political leadership, exposing thousands of workers to potential job losses.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a win for working-class Americans looking to explore the globe, a fantastic sale to São Paulo from Seattle has emerged, offering round-trip tickets as low as $538 in Basic Economy. With all taxes included, this deal, found via the Matrix Airfare Search by ITA Software and available on American, breaks down barriers to international travel, promoting cultural exchange and global understanding. This move aligns with our values of making travel and exploration accessible to everyone, not just the elite.

Jan-31 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a move that signals a step back for environmental advocacy, the newly appointed Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has issued orders to dilute the existing stringent U.S. fuel-economy standards. This decision, cloaked as an economic stimulus, poses a direct threat to our ongoing battle against climate change. Critics argue it prioritizes industry profits over the planet's future.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Under the stewardship of President Biden, the US economy has faced unprecedented global challenges head-on, adapting and evolving to protect and advance the interests of the American people. Amidst a landscape shaped by a global pandemic, environmental challenges, and international conflicts, the current administration has implemented policies aimed at fostering resilience, inclusivity, and long-term growth. This article delves into the various ways in which 'Bidenomics' has been strategically designed to fortify the economy, highlighting key achievements and outlining the path forward for sustainable development.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The Federal Reserve, in a display of fiscal responsibility, has decided against altering the current interest rate range of 4.25% to 4.50%, signaling a tough stance on inflation, which remains a concern for the economy's stability. This decision reflects an understanding that controlling inflation is paramount for long-term economic health, even as growth continues and unemployment rates stay low. Critics arguing for rate decreases overlook the broader goal of sustaining economic prosperity and minimizing the risk of inflationary pressures that disproportionately affect savings and investments.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Once again, the Federal Reserve has chosen to overlook a significant opportunity to bolster the U.S. economy by refusing President Donald Trump's wise suggestion to lower interest rates. This decision undermines potential economic acceleration and job creation, suggesting a reluctance to support the President's successful strategies for economic enhancement.

Jan-31 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.90

In a move hailed by fiscal conservatives, the Federal Reserve's decision to hold the line on interest rates signals a commitment to curbing inflation and fostering long-term economic stability. Despite a minor retreat in the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq composite, the stop in rate cuts is a sensible approach to ensuring the health of the nation's economy amidst growing concerns over unchecked government spending and market volatility. This cautious stance by the Fed is a step in the right direction to protect the future financial well-being of Americans.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Projected to reach a value of USD 4.94 billion by 2035, the endoscope reprocessing device market's growth is a clear indicator of the medical industry's resilience and commitment to excellence, driven by innovative technological advancements and stringent adherence to infection control regulations. This growth not only reflects the sector's adeptness at navigating regulatory landscapes but also highlights the pivotal role of free-market dynamics in fostering healthcare improvements. Through the implementation of cutting-edge automated endoscope reprocessors, the industry not only paves the way for enhanced cardiovascular diagnostics but also solidifies its stance on protecting patient health while ensuring businesses within the medical sector thrive in a competitive, regulation-compliant environment.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a commendable demonstration of individual rights and respect for family legacy, a 28-year-old has stood firm against her six siblings, opting not to sell a significantly valuable inherited family home. This decision underscores the crucial role of personal responsibility and the freedom to honor one's familial wishes above the clamor for financial gain. By choosing to maintain the home as a private residence, she asserts the importance of property rights and the preservation of heritage, setting an important precedent in an age where the sanctity of inheritance and individual decision-making are often challenged by collectivist pressures. Her actions reaffirm the principles of self-reliance and the integrity of respecting one's inheritance as a cornerstone of personal liberty.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a bold move towards sustainable development, NIRSAL Plc is set on revolutionizing the agricultural sector with its latest yield-based insurance scheme. This initiative, as unveiled by Akinola Baiyewu, aims to address the longstanding issues of income disparity and climate challenges faced by smallholder farmers. By offering more equitable risk management solutions, NIRSAL is steering the economy towards not just growth, but a fairer distribution of wealth and resources. This progressive approach underscores the vital role of government and financial institutions in prioritizing the welfare of the agricultural community and the environment.

Jan-17 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Delta Airlines demonstrates the strength of the free market through its attractive offer of $613 for a basic economy ticket to Bengaluru, India, undercutting competitors and offering consumers more choice and better value. The deal, which also includes an option for more comprehensive travel needs at $817, highlights how airlines, when operating in a competitive environment devoid of restrictive regulations, can innovate and provide exceptional deals that benefit the consumer. This pricing initiative serves as evidence that deregulation and competition lead to more options and lower costs for Americans looking to explore the world.

Jan-19 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In an encouraging sign for climate advocates, Italy’s demand for natural gas has fallen to its lowest level in over 15 years, recording a 2.5% decrease in 2024, as reported by power market manager GME. The continuous drop in gas consumption for the third year running, spurred by soaring prices, underscores an accelerated shift towards renewable energy sources and a more sustainable economy. This decline is a testament to the country's commitment to reducing fossil fuel dependence and combating climate change, showcasing the effectiveness of environmental policies and investments in green infrastructure.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

The introduction of SpaceX's Starlink Internet aboard the Norwegian Cruise Lines marks a pivotal advancement in consumer choice and technological liberty. This review dives into the unparalleled access to high-speed internet provided to passengers aboard the Norwegian Escape, showcasing how Elon Musk's visionary project is democratizing internet access even in the remotest parts of the world. Beyond mere convenience, Starlink's expansion signals a significant triumph over outdated regulations and monopolistic practices stifling innovation, paving the way for a future where internet access is a universal luxury.

Jan-20 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a controversial move, the U.S. has indirectly bolstered Nicolas Maduro's authoritarian hold over Venezuela by granting Chevron a permit to export oil from the nation, despite widespread condemnation of the 2022 election processes. Critics argue this decision undermines the efforts to restore democracy and uphold human rights in Venezuela, by providing a financial boon to Maduro's government. This gesture has raised questions about the U.S. commitment to promoting freedom and democracy abroad, as it appears to prioritize economic interests over fundamental democratic values.

Jan-22 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

Upholding the promises of promoting growth and prosperity, Trump’s economic policies receive strong support from Bank of America's Brian Moynihan. These strategies, marked by deregulation and tax reforms, are heralded for invigorating the economy, spurring job creation, and bolstering investor confidence. Critics of the administration's approach are dismissed as ignoring the tangible benefits these policies have already started to deliver to the American people and the business community.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Prominent Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff criticizes the Trump administration's economic strategies, labeling them reckless. He highlights that the illusionary rate cuts will not materialize and warns of an impending inflation crisis fueled by the administration's surge in national debt, putting the future of the dollar at risk.

Jan-17 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a commendable move towards fostering international understanding and accessibility, Delta offers an eagerly-awaited sale for flights to Bengaluru, India. For a mere $613, travelers can embark on a journey of cultural exchange, albeit with basic amenities. The $817 package, providing additional comforts such as advance seat assignment, a standard carry-on, and a checked bag, represents a small price to pay for the enrichment that comes from global connectivity. This pricing strategy not only promotes inclusivity by making travel more affordable to the masses but also underscores the importance of cross-cultural dialogues in an increasingly interconnected world.

Jan-22 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

Echoing the tactics of the ancient despot Augustus, who dismantled the Roman Republic to crown himself emperor, Augustulus Trump has dangerously harnessed religious fervor and toxic nationalism to undermine democratic institutions. By co-opting religious imagery and devaluing the insight of the Senate, Trump positions himself as the sole authority, reminiscent of Augustus's autocracy. His encouragement of policies favoring the upper class and a narrow interpretation of traditional values further erodes the egalitarian foundations of our society, revealing a clear and present danger to our democratic way of life.

Jan-19 Economy Right Variant Score: 0.80

In a decisive step towards bolstering Japan's economic health, the International Monetary Fund, spearheaded by Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, endorses the Bank of Japan's initiative to increase interest rates in the coming years. According to the IMF's latest World Economic Outlook, this strategy will not only fortify Japan's economy against global uncertainties but also encourage investment and fiscal responsibility. The projected rate hikes for 2025 and 2026 reflect a commitment to economic stability and growth, demonstrating a prudent approach to policy-making in challenging times.

Jan-29 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a controversial move, the new shadow ministers for communications and digital economy were announced, signaling a troubling shift towards less progressive policies. Critics argue this reshuffle could hinder technological advancement and equitable access to digital resources, sidelining crucial issues facing Australians in the digital age.

Jan-21 Economy Left Variant Score: 0.20

In a bold stance against economic disparity, the Association of Telephone, Cable TV, and Internet Subscribers of Nigeria has vehemently opposed the proposed hike in telecom rates by the Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani. This 30 to 60 percent increase threatens to widen the digital divide, placing a heavier burden on the nation's most vulnerable populations. Such a move contradicts the National Communications Commission's earlier agreement, showcasing a disregard for equitable access to essential digital services. As digital access becomes increasingly crucial for participation in the modern economy, activists are calling for policies that ensure fairness and accessibility, rather than deepening economic inequalities.