With the Christmas holiday fast approaching, the United States Postal Service has released shipping deadlines for those sending gifts across the country as well as closer to home.
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On November 24, the Black Lives Matter Global Network released a statement encouraging individuals to shop only at black-owned businesses during the 2021 holiday season.
JP Morgan analyst Christyan Malek says that OPEC+ "is back in the oil market driver's seat." Furthermore, JP Morgan predicts that crude could reach as high as $150 per barrel by 2023. The analysts further stated that the crude oil market is "at the start of a new super-cycle."
Economist Steven Moore believes that a lockdown of any kind would “wreck the market.” He says that locking down the economy will have future devastating effects. He believes that the decision to keep business doors open is the best driver of U.S. economic stability.
According to filings by the Federal Election Commission, the Democratic National Committee raised $11.4 million while the RNC raised $13.8 million.
Although the turkey is usually the star of Thanksgiving dinners, the prices this year seem to be on the rise even though the bird isn't one that soars. Along with turkey, many of the other common items to complete a Thanksgiving dinner have increased in price as well, such as stuffing mix, cranberry sauce, and pies.
Recently, Kenneth Rogoff made his views known about the predicament in which the United States finds itself. As an economist from Harvard, Rogoff keeps a careful eye on the markets — as well as what is happening in the real world.
Black lives co-founder Hawk Newsome is raising the alarm if Mayor-elect Eric Adams goes ahead with his plans of re-introducing the Anti-crime unit.
After three days of deliberations, Kyle Rittenhouse has been found not guilty on all charges against him. Rittenhouse has become a household name particularly in the last month when his trial took place.
The Washington Post has corrected two previous articles on former President Donald Trump's alleged collusion with Russia. The articles were corrected because they relied on the Steele dossier, a document that turned out to be false information.