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A recent audit by the Treasury Department’s Inspector General has uncovered that more than 3,800 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees and numerous contractors owe nearly $50 million in back taxes. …

Small business owners across the United States continue to grapple with inflation. Soaring rent costs remain the biggest challenge. Amidst the broader inflationary pressures under the Biden administration, rent inflation …

U.S. job openings have dropped to their lowest level since February 2021, indicating a cooling job market. As of April, job vacancies decreased to 8.1 million, down from 8.4 million …

In a distressing trend exacerbated by inflation, nearly 3,200 retail stores across the United States are set to close their doors in 2024, marking a significant increase in business failures …

In what has become an increasingly difficult economic climate under President Joe Biden’s administration, most Americans are opting out of summer vacations this year, primarily due to financial constraints. A …

As the cost of living continues to surge across the United States, 78% of Americans now view fast food as a luxury, according to a recent survey conducted by LendingTree. …

The question of whether Americans were better off economically under President Donald Trump or President Joe Biden has become a central issue as the country approaches another election cycle. According …

A recent RAND Corp. report has brought to light a disparity in healthcare costs: privately insured patients are paying up to 300% more than Medicare for the same medical services.  …

Despite President Joe Biden’s efforts to expand health insurance coverage—a long-standing goal of the Democratic Party—rising healthcare costs threaten to undermine these gains. While the Biden administration has achieved a …

The financial stability of Medicare, a critical lifeline for over 66 million Americans, is under renewed scrutiny. A recent trustees report has extended Medicare’s Hospital Insurance Trust Fund’s solvency by …