Economic Policy - Page 31

December 2, 2022

What Black communities need are local solutions not big government. That's the only way real change happens.

What Black communities need are local solutions not big government. ‘Contract with Black America’ will provide a grassroots path to fixing economic inequality.

November 27, 2022

Biden allowing Chevron to drill in Venezuela 'makes absolutely no sense': Stephen Moore

Former White House Economic Adviser Stephen Moore joined 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to call out Biden's policies and the decision to allow Chevron to oil drill in Venezuela.

November 25, 2022

Louisville, KY, program offers $500 monthly for 150 young adults

Louisville, Kentucky, is opening a guaranteed income program that offers $500 monthly for 12 months to young adults in three majority-Black, low-income neighborhoods.

November 22, 2022

Potential rail strike threatens holiday shopping season

Former Trump senior economic adviser Steve Moore weighs in as a rail strike could cost the economy $2B per day amid the holiday shopping season on 'Your World.' 

November 12, 2022

Biden doubling-down on failed energy policies, ‘very concerning’: Brandon Arnold

National Taxpayers Union executive Vice President Brandon Arnold reacts to President Biden pushing his green agenda despite rising energy costs heading into winter months.

November 11, 2022

Single mom responds to White House victory lap over inflation dip

Jamaica Bonvillian argues the Biden administration’s economic policies are ‘not working at all’ despite the slight drop in inflation in the October CPI report.

November 7, 2022

Americans running out of patience for Biden’s energy agenda: Mike Rowe

‘How America Works’ host Mike Rowe reacts to President Biden doubling-down on anti-coal energy agenda.

November 4, 2022

Biden regulations cost the economy $309B in first two years, up from Obama's $204B

The Biden administration's 443 finalized regulations cost the economy $309 billion, which exceeds the Obama administration at this point in the presidency.

October 14, 2022

British prime minister fires top economic official in ruthless response to 'mini-budget' backlash

Kwasi Kwarteng was the chief architect of the "mini-budget," a series of proposed tax cuts that prompted the pound to nosedive to record lows and near-parity with the dollar.

October 5, 2022

Vice chair of Treasury Dept’s new racial equity committee wants to defund police, 'center race' in all policy

The vice chair of the Biden Treasury Department's new racial equity committee carries some political baggage with her, namely how she wants to defund the police.