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Balancing budget over next decade may require cuts to federal programs, CBO says

Balancing the federal budget over the next decade could mean significant cuts to several programs that Democrats and Republicans have vowed to protect, according to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office.

Inflation fell to 4.6% in February in producer price index

Inflation plunged to a 4.6% annual rate in February, as measured by the producer price index.

How Democrats could cost themselves the House in 2024

As Democrats begin strategizing how to regain their majority in the House in 2024, one thing could stand in their way: lawmakers seeking higher office.

Dow Jones futures fall 600 points following international bank shares’ sharp decline

Dow Jones and several other stock futures fell on Wednesday morning as pressure on financial institutions continues to increase following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and a dip in Credit Suisse shares.

Credit Suisse shares slide 20% for second all-time low in second consecutive day

Shares of Credit Suisse hit a second all-time low on Wednesday morning, dropping over 20% following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank last week.

Biden’s gay marriage ‘epiphany’ story contradicted by the historical record

President Joe Biden raised eyebrows this week when he claimed in an interview that his “epiphany” on same-sex marriage came when he was a senior in high school.

Biden goes to war against Freedom Caucus ahead of debt ceiling showdown

President Joe Biden has a new boogeyman as he and congressional Republicans draw their political battle lines over the 2024 budget and debt ceiling.

Graham says US is ‘being crapped on’ due to Biden’s weak leadership: ‘No one respects you’

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) had a strong message for President Joe Biden concerning his leadership on foreign policy, telling the president he must “up his game” because the United States is being “crapped on.”

The collapse of Britain’s National Health Service, the crown jewel of socialized healthcare

Great Britain's National Health Service, which is meant to provide “free” universal healthcare, is collapsing under the strain of long wait times, hidden data, and excess deaths.

Biden playing with fire on gas stoves as issue reignites

The simmering controversy over a Biden administration gas stove ban has reignited.
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