2781. Has the Recession Already Started?
An argument that the likelihood of a recession's start is uncertain, with various probabilities assigned to different quarters based on preliminary employment data.
2782. International Trade Exam Question
Jon Murphy discusses how tariffs on imports can lead to layoffs in American automobile plants due to the interconnectedness of North American economies.
2783. Wall Street thinks Trump's tariffs will eat Main Street alive
An argument that Trump's tariffs could severely impact American consumers and businesses, drawing parallels to historical economic consequences and analyzing stock market reactions.
2784. The US Copyright Office is Anti-Prompt
The post critiques the US Copyright Office's guidance on copyright protection for AI-assisted works, emphasizing the complexities of human authorship and AI's role in creativity.
2785. A Silver Lining, but…
The post discusses the economic and social consequences of Trump's tariffs, highlighting potential negative outcomes and the hope for a return to free enterprise principles.
2786. Trump extends TikTok's sell-by deadline again
The post discusses President Trump's decision to extend the deadline for TikTok's potential ban, highlighting the implications of this action.
2787. How states are scooping up federal workers
The post discusses the impact of federal layoffs on the job market and how local governments are hiring federal workers.
2788. Alan Watts: Each of Us Can Say `I am the Universe’
Miles Kimball explores Alan Watts's philosophy, emphasizing the interconnectedness of consciousness and the universe, and the importance of recognizing our unity with all existence.
2789. Popular brands of liquid eggs are recalled over bleach contamination concerns
Rachel Treisman discusses the recall of over 200,000 pounds of liquid egg products due to potential bleach contamination and advises consumers to avoid them.
2790. Higher prices are likely for these 10 grocery items when tariffs hit
Higher prices for various grocery items are anticipated due to upcoming tariffs, impacting consumer costs significantly.
2791. Dow Jones plunges over 2,200 points as tariff carnage roils global markets
Maria Aspan discusses the widespread fear among investors and consumers regarding the economic impact of President Trump's tariffs.
2792. How a Con Man President Is Destroying Confidence
Paul Krugman discusses how Trump's chaotic policies are undermining economic confidence and harming the dollar's value, impacting long-term business investments.
2793. Comments on March Employment Report
The March employment report indicates strong job growth despite downward revisions in previous months, with changes in participation rates and wage growth trends noted.
2794. The job market remains incredibly healthy — but the tariff storm could upend things
Scott Horsley discusses the strong job market while highlighting potential challenges from tariffs and consumer spending affecting future job growth.
2795. Trade war escalates as China hits back with 34% tariffs on all U.S. goods
Escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China make a near-term resolution to the trade war highly unlikely, according to analysts.
2796. March Employment Report: 228 thousand Jobs, 4.2% Unemployment Rate
The post reports on March's employment figures, including job gains, unemployment rates, and revisions to previous months' data, highlighting trends in various sectors.
2797. Trade deficits do not make a country poorer
An argument that trade deficits do not inherently harm a country's economy, challenging misconceptions about their impact on GDP and domestic production.
2798. How new tariffs will impact small retailers. And, key takeaways from Trump's 7th week
Brittney Melton discusses the anticipated effects of President Trump's new tariffs on small retailers and mentions his denial of Laura Loomer's influence in recent firings.
2799. Major deal wipes out $30 billion in medical debt. Even backers say it's not enough
A major initiative eliminates $30 billion in medical debt for millions, but supporters express concerns that it still falls short of addressing the broader crisis.
2800. Remember Congress?
An argument that the president's unilateral actions undermine Congress's constitutional authority over trade policy, highlighting the economic consequences of recent decisions and historical context.