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California's increase to a $20 minimum wage has triggered layoffs in the fast-food sector and threatening the future of low-skill jobs.
El Salvador, led by President Bukele, is reducing national debt through a strategic dollar bond buyback, amidst growing investor confidence and fiscal challenges.
Rising oil prices might trigger a global recession, mirroring historical oil shocks and impacting consumer behavior and central bank policies.
President Nayib Bukele's initiative to offer 5,000 free passports to global professionals aims to position El Salvador as an innovative hub, combining tax incentives and its unique adoption of Bitcoin to attract and enrich its talent pool.
The Metropolitan Police's adoption of live facial recognition technology has raised privacy concerns, with substantial investment planned for its expansion.
President Biden's student loan cancellation plan aims to absolve debt for over 30 million borrowers, with a special focus on "racial equity."
California grapples with the consequences of its green energy policies as soaring utility rates challenge both residents and lawmakers.
The recent surge in oil prices is raising intricate economic questions, challenging the balance between inflation concerns and the possibility of a disinflationary trend in global markets.
In this insightful podcast, Alex Gladstein, a noted human rights advocate, reveals how Bitcoin is revolutionizing the fight for freedom and justice.
A Pew Research Center survey reveals a stark divide over the direction of the public K-12 education system.
In this episode of TFTC, learn about Daylight's transformative technology, a tablet that operates flawlessly in sunlight without harmful blue light.
Gold is ripping to new all time highs, and China could be behind the move. Is the Western gold market manipulation finally reaching its endgame?
China defaults on a staggering debt of over $1 trillion to American citizens, a historic financial dispute rooted in agreements from the 1930s.
EJ Antoni exposes how Federal Reserve policies have fostered an entrenched underclass in America.
