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Several recent U.S. rulemakings and reporting show a clear shift toward mandatory biometric checks for non‑citizens at U.S. borders: a DHS final rule will allow photographing all non‑citizens on entry...
Private, market-driven healthcare in the U.S. faces clear financial and access pressures: Medicare and Medicaid account for nearly 40% of national health spending while private insurance is about 30%,...
The U.S. economy’s real GDP grew 2.8% in 2024 (annual change from 2023 to 2024), while BEA releases show quarterly variation with Q4 2024 growing at a 2.4% annualized pace in the third estimate and 2....
Most professional forecasts point to a modest rise in U.S. unemployment in 2026 to roughly the mid‑4 percent range — commonly 4.4–4.6% — though some models and downside scenarios see 5.0% or higher (e...
The analyses converge on three central facts: the 2024 shutdown arose from sharp partisan disputes over funding bills, outside actors disrupted a bipartisan short-term deal, and the shutdown imposed m...
Crossing Hurdles operates as a hybrid ed‑tech and recruiting outfit: it mentors candidates aiming for careers in product management and consulting while also offering recruitment and staffing services...
Crossing Hurdles publicly presents a short list of corporate partners—primarily Angel One, Ixigo, Turing, Cars24, Veera, ABP Network, Battery Smart, Zavya, and Twin Engineers—across multiple business-...
Kelley’s strong specialty rankings — with multiple undergraduate specialties in the U.S. News top 10 — correlate with high measurable outcomes: near-universal internship participation, very high place...
Multiple professional forecasts flag a mix of slower-than-normal GDP growth, persistently above-target inflation and a softer labour market as risks to Americans’ living standards in 2026: RBC warns o...
Available reporting does not list a single ranked breakdown of “provider types” showing which—behavioral health, home health, telehealth, durable medical equipment (DME), etc.—accounted for the larges...
Private investment in technology—especially data centers, information-processing equipment and software—was the single biggest driver of U.S. growth through 2025 and is widely forecast to remain the t...
Several major firms and many sectors publicly signalled shifts to nearshoring, reshoring or supplier diversification in response to tariff-driven trade uncertainty—examples in reporting include Apple’...
Most professional forecasters see modest growth for the U.S. economy in 2025—commonly in the 1.8–2.5% range—with many agencies flagging slower job creation, elevated uncertainty from tariffs and immig...
You are asking whether "GDP 2025 is BS 2024" — in short: official estimates and major forecasters show 2025 growth is broadly slower than 2024 for the United States and many economies, not fabricated;...
The 2024 presidential election was driven chiefly by voters’ economic anxieties—especially concerns about inflation and household costs—which multiple post-election analyses and polls identify as the ...
The 35‑day partial shutdown of Dec. 22, 2018–Jan. 25, 2019 had measurable but small effects on output and did not, in available reporting, cause large swings in headline inflation; the Congressional B...
Argentina is not the recipient of a single, clearly identified "$20 billion" investment by one country or company in the documents provided; instead the figure appears to reflect an aggregation or hea...
India is being described in the provided materials as the "4th largest" in at least two distinct contexts—national economy and military spending—but the evidence in the supplied analyses is mixed and ...