Economy

Twitter’s Board of Directors told the platform's shareholders to accept the world’s richest man’s $44 billion takeover deal, according to a new government filing.

It looks like not even The Associated Press is buying President Joe Biden’s seemingly never-ending list of excuses on the inflation-plagued economy.

The New York Times tried to inject a silver lining into the fertilizer shortage gripping American farmers by telling them to use their own urine as fertilizer to help foster a so-called green transition.

On Sunday’s Face The Nation on CBS, anchor Margaret Brennan grilled Biden economic advisor Brian Deese on the administration’s failure to see inflation coming despite numerous warnings from economists from the left and right that injecting over six trillion dollars into the economy in the span of two years would send inflation soaring. 

Thursday on MSNBC, the crew at Morning Joe reflected the left's slow, painstaking acknowledgment of reality that the American people seem poised to reject their apocalyptic view of the world in November. But instead of sobering up, they lashed out at their fellow Americans as ignorant and unconcerned about the future of our Constitution, our federal government, and way of life.

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell snuck in mention of a dystopian digital currency system during a speech at a June 17 conference.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares called out a far-left prosecutor funded by liberal billionaire George Soros for allegedly putting criminals before families.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk defended free speech online and fielded questions from Twitter employees, according to a leaked video call.

With little in terms of public condemnations from the liberal media, President Biden went over a year in office without having sat for a major print interview with a reporter (not a columnist) before it came to an end Thursday with the Associated Press’s Josh Boak. His questions were the epitome of softballs, inviting Biden to explain his thinking during “a really unique time in American…

With the spotlight Thursday on a January 6 Committee hearing, the White House press briefing moments prior faded to the background, but it was filled with nonsense as Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre continued to use her binder as a life raft. Despite that, she sounded divorced from reality as Fox’s Peter Doocy repeatedly scored points on domestic oil production and fact-checking President…

Rents have reached record highs. But have no fear, renters! In the Minnesota cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis, progressives persuaded people to vote for rent control. That'll punish those greedy landlords! Except, profits are what persuade builders to build things. When profits are high, other builders build. That's what creates more housing and, eventually, lower rents. Put limits on prices…

Fox News host Tucker Carlson demolished the excuse that “Putin’s Price Hike” is more responsible for high gas prices than the anti-energy policies of the current U.S. president.

On Wednesday morning, ABC, CBS, and NBC chose to do something it’s only occasionally done in mentioning President Biden during their coverage of the porous economy. But, as one would expect, they absolved him of blame and instead commiserated with the “frustrated” President as he’s “[felt] the heat” from voters while “pointing fingers at” Republicans and “tout[ing] his economic agenda.”

The Bloomberg Opinion Editorial Board had a bit of a red pill moment on how bad the inflation crisis actually is, but didn’t lay any blame at the feet of President Joe Biden and the Federal Reserve.