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Young Wyoming parents skipping meals, turning to ramen noodles as inflation, gas prices soar

October 10, 2022

Young Wyoming parents skipping meals, turning to ramen noodles as inflation, gas prices soar

Young parents Jesus and Krista Montiel joined 'Fox & Friends First' Monday to share ways they are cutting household costs to provide for their daughter as prices climb.

Austin becomes unaffordable for its famous live music scene

October 9, 2022

Austin becomes unaffordable for its famous live music scene

Austin may be dubbed the "Live Music Capital of the World" but many musicians are struggling to live in the city as the cost of living increases.

Larry Summers says 'more likely than not' there will be a recession within 18 months

October 9, 2022

Larry Summers says 'more likely than not' there will be a recession within 18 months

Former treasury secretary Larry Summers warned Thursday that the U.S. will "more likely than not" experience a recession in the next 18 months.

ABC correspondent claims people don't want Biden around for midterm elections

October 9, 2022

ABC correspondent claims people don't want Biden around for midterm elections

ABC correspondent Terry Moran argued on Sunday that the Democratic Party and President Biden are likely under water approaching the November midterm elections.

Rising gas prices: Local news headlines across the nation highlight pain at the pump

October 9, 2022

Rising gas prices: Local news headlines across the nation highlight pain at the pump

Local newspapers, TV and radio stations across the country are highlighting the soaring gas prices hitting their communities, something that could impact the midterm elections.

New York Times podcast blames inflation on consumers and companies 'feeding addiction' to high prices

October 6, 2022

New York Times podcast blames inflation on consumers and companies 'feeding addiction' to high prices

On The New York Times "The Daily" podcast, host Michael Barbaro and reporter Jeanna Smialek discussed how companies' "addiction" to high prices is prolonging inflation.

Biden's ARP funds went to transgender studio that teaches exercises to deal with 'White people's bulls---'

October 6, 2022

Biden's ARP funds went to transgender studio that teaches exercises to deal with 'White people's bulls---'

A portion of President Biden’s American Rescue Plan (ARP), which was billed as emergency relief from the COVID-19 pandemic, went to a transgender dance studio in San Francisco.

Pain at the pump could shift midterm outcome: 'This election is likely won or lost at the pump'

October 6, 2022

Pain at the pump could shift midterm outcome: 'This election is likely won or lost at the pump'

Gas prices are back on the rise just weeks before the midterm elections, a development that could decide which party takes control of the House and the Senate this fall.

Rising gas prices impact voters in key midterm state: 'Nobody signed up for this'

October 6, 2022

Rising gas prices impact voters in key midterm state: 'Nobody signed up for this'

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., and GOP Senate nominee Adam Laxalt continue to spar over abortion and inflation as Nevada voters feel pain at the pump from rising gas prices.

Houston welcomes the country's first multi-story 3D printed home

October 6, 2022

Houston welcomes the country's first multi-story 3D printed home

Houston welcomes the first 3D printed, multi-level home in the U.S. Builders and researchers say the home will be energy efficient and feature concrete walls with unique curves.