RT Deputy Secretary Jim O'Neill (@HHS_Jim)The American economy does not work the way we were taught.You pay taxes, you pay health insurance premiums, but where does the money go?A lot of it goes to fraud, politics, illegal immigrants, and corporations that do nothing for you.The system is rigged. ...

Hello, I'm Anna Cabrera reporting from New York with breaking news. A top Trump national security official is stepping down over the Iran war. Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, says, quote, "I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel." that seismic resignation as we are seeing escalation in the Middle East.Israel now claims to have taken out a pair of ...

If the shape of the American economy indeed hinges on the behaviour of a small elite who could tighten their purse strings at any moment, that would be something to fret about. So does it? https://t.co/GaX32cVcsMPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/TMsUNE3L5p ...

If the shape of the American economy indeed hinges on the behaviour of a small elite who could tighten their purse strings at any moment, that would be something to fret about. So does it? https://t.co/HxjsGMAgSp ...

SCOTUS wants Tariffs to be refundedHow are they going to refund billions in tariffs?The impact this is going have on the American economy is going to be devastatingWe are already hurting.Disclose.tv (@disclosetv):JUST IN - U.S. Supreme Court has stated that refunding billions from Trump's illegal tariff collections "is likely to be a 'mess,'" but "may be required." https://t.co/SpvqOSh5Yg ...

RT Wendy O (@CryptoWendyO)The CFTC is pushing to get CRYPTO market structure done.The American economy is hurting and this will allow a new sector to contribute. https://t.co/mjyG0H8Ln0 ...

Core Insights - U.S. job openings remained stable at 7.67 million in October, showing minimal change from September's 7.66 million, amidst economic uncertainty [1][5] - Layoffs increased to nearly 1.9 million, the highest since January 2023, while the number of people quitting jobs decreased, indicating a shift towards layoffs as businesses manage labor costs [2][4] - Job openings have declined from a peak of 12.1 million in March 2022, influenced by high interest rates implemented by the Federal Reserve to combat inflation [3] Labor Market Dynamics - The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) was delayed due to a federal shutdown, affecting the release of economic statistics [2][5] - The Federal Reserve is meeting to discuss potential interest rate cuts, with inflation remaining above the 2% target, complicating the decision-making process [4] - Forecasts suggest that employers may add fewer than 38,000 jobs in November, with the unemployment rate expected to rise to 4.5% from 4.4% in September, marking the highest rate in nearly four years [7]

Emerging Technologies - Bitcoin, AI, drones, robotics, and rockets are poised to revolutionize the American economy [1] Market Sentiment - The industry suggests that most things are currently undervalued [1] - The industry believes that bearish perspectives fail to grasp current developments [1]

Core Insights - The recommendation is to buy assets that track the main American indices, indicating a bullish outlook on the U.S. economy and equity markets [1] Group 1 - The article is part of a weekly series providing insights into investing and the American economy, emphasizing the importance of informed investment decisions [1]

We got some new polling to get to. Starting with how Americans view President Trump's handling of the conflict between Israel and Hamas. According to the latest AP and NRC poll, 47% approved on how Trump is handling the conflict overseas. That's up 10 points from last month. That poll was conducted after the ceasefire deal was announced, but before the hostages and prisoners were actually freed. Still, when it comes to Trump's overall job performance, the poll shows that just 37% approve versus 61% who disa ...