Americas already unprecedented $35 trillion national debt is poised to escalate further as political expediency trumps fiscal responsibility, potentially driving the nation toward a costly crisis.
The confluence of a strong labor market, rising unemployment, and aggressive interest rate hikes has fueled debate about the likelihood of a recession despite robust job growth.
The Federal Reserve is cautiously transitioning from an aggressive interest rate hike strategy to a more measured approach involving rate cuts, aiming to balance inflation control with economic stability.
Kamala Harris is framing her presidential campaign around a dual economic strategy that touts past successes while offering new solutions to address voter anxieties.
A hypothetical shift in the 2024 presidential race from Biden to Harris reveals a potential disparity in voter perception of economic responsibility and its impact on candidate popularity.