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President Trump’s first year in office saw the federal deficit for fiscal year (FY) 2025 come in around $1.8 trillion — roughly $41 billion smaller than FY2024 according to Treasury and CBO-era report...
A government shutdown produces measurable short-term economic harm that can raise the national debt modestly through lost output and additional borrowing costs, while its effect on the sovereign credi...
President Donald Trump’s administration has produced in the fiscal year 2025 deficit compared with 2024, driven largely by tariff revenue and short‑term spending patterns, but the and long‑term projec...
Federal debt measured as the gross national debt climbed through 2025 as the Trump administration enacted the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and related policies; reporting shows the headline nati...
A side‑by‑side "chart" comparison of Joe Biden and Donald Trump must separate measurable economic outcomes (GDP, jobs, inflation) from policy choices (taxes, trade, immigration) and from claims that h...
Data from multiple trackers and survey firms show U.S. aggregate consumer spending remained elevated year‑over‑year in 2025, driven largely by higher‑income households and holiday spending projections...
As of 2025, multiple contemporary reports place the United States’ gross national debt in the range, with specific published figures of and later headlines indicating the debt has by August 2025. Sour...
Fiscal stimulus under Biden — notably the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan — and the Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate hikes to combat the 2021–22 surge were the central forces shaping the post‑pand...
There is no public, authoritative list that ranks U.S. pediatric hospitals by “financial efficiency” or “fundraising cost” in the way clinical rankings are produced; major industry coverage and trade ...
President Donald Trump’s first year back in office coincided with very large deficits: fiscal 2025 deficits are reported around $1.7–$1.8 trillion by multiple outlets , and year‑to‑date shortfalls in ...
Mainstream, independent reporting since 2024 treats “quantum” as an emerging technical risk and opportunity for finance—centred on post‑quantum cryptography, pilot projects and regulatory roadmaps fro...
The question of whether the United States is barreling toward a recession has no single answer: mainstream market models put the odds anywhere from low-to-moderate to substantial, while regional and s...
Investor confidence and sovereign credit ratings shifted noticeably after the bailout: Moody’s downgraded the U.S. long‑term rating from Aaa to Aa1 on May 16, 2025, and agencies and market analysts li...
Corruption remains a pervasive global problem: Transparency International’s 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index shows a global average of 43 with over two‑thirds of countries scoring below 50 and 148 co...
Data from multiple 2024–2025 reports show that age mattered most: adults in their 30s (often 30–39) or younger adults (20–29) appear repeatedly as the age groups with the highest counts of fraud and i...
Average annual GDP growth during Barack Obama’s first term (2009–2012) was low early on because he inherited the 2008–09 recession but recovered over the term; sources report roughly 1.3% annual real ...
The 2013 federal government shutdown is widely estimated to have imposed economic costs on the United States ranging from a *few billion dollars* in direct lost output to as much as in reduced GDP on ...
Oracle services have exhibited both operational vulnerabilities that have been actively exploited and programmatic changes that raise broader privacy concerns. Recent high-severity vulnerabilities in ...