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Young people are questioning the value of a college education. Those who do opt to pursue a degree are opting for majors that launch them on a career path giving rise to the two-year education program surge.
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This is no laughing matter. The potus suggested that an adversary strike a state that houses the U.S. Third Fleet, Naval Air Force, and U.S. Pacific Fleet. This why this election is so important. Do not sit this one out.
It’s all a smokescreen. AI deployment in the Treasury will not work if the agency doesn’t address the root causes of its inefficiencies.
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In the midst of the tariff wars, the fluid nature of supply pipelines are replacing supply chains. But who’s benefiting?
The State has declared a state of emergency. What’s taking FEMA so long?
The National Debt Hits $40 Trillion. What Does That Mean? This historic milestone drives up borrowing costs for everyday consumers, crowds out vital public investments, increases the risk of higher future taxes, and places heavy structural pressure on the broader American economy. There’s more.
What happened to Jason Arday is indicative of what happens when the education institutions harbor racist ideology. In blog posts, the accuser said that, in a meritocracy: “Blacks would disappear from almost all high-profile positions outside of sports and entertainment.”
The BLS projects about 124,200 openings for accountants and auditors per year average, between 2024-2034, alongside employment growth of 5 percent over the decade. New workers will replace those retiring or moving into other occupations. How do we prepare the next generation for these jobs?
The Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) – the fastest-growing on record and on track to become the deadliest – is killing one person every 30 minutes. news.un.org/en/story/202...
Inexperienced hiring managers often disqualify candidates because of their lack of knowledge about the intuitive nature of core technology platforms.
There’s the war and then there’s the war within. Our troops often face mental health crises coupled with unseen and unspoken consequences of war that no one speaks about.
This is what happens when long-standing government contractors become too comfortable winning bids and use our tax dollars with no oversight nor accountability for failures. And both parties are to blame.
The U.S.Treasury ends beneficial ownership rule reversing measures designed to show the owners of companies and to also show who helped companies register to do business in the United States. www.fincen.gov/news/news-re...
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For the Great Wealth Transfer, Visa calculated that boomers will pass on $36 trillion of their $93 trillion in wealth, translating to about $515,000 per inheriting household. https://bit.ly/4bGwGJI
The US State Department has made permanent a pilot program under which citizens from 50 countries, mainly in Africa, are required to post bonds to apply for a U.S. visa, and it’s raising the cost as well, to as much as $20,000.
The largest US financial institutions sit on decades old technology. It faces a crisis as its supporting workforce shrinks with no one to replace them.
Perhaps the most significant development for AI in education is the ability to predict the job market. Have doubts? Just ask the youths.
America’s tax collection agency is in trouble. The Agency has a 74% tax processing accuracy rating and an enormous amount of uncollected taxes—mostly attributable to staffing cuts. How are we managing to pay the bills?
This would be an unprecedented move by the U.S. Congress, impacting territories that have served as strategic locations for the United States for decades.
Whatever Happened to the Board of Peace?
The Automatic Military Draft. What it means and how it works.
The federal government now wants to control who gets access to AI’ latest enhancements. Corporations say that it would impede their ability to remain competitive.
We should all be concerned about this. 32 banks in the Fed's annual stress test remained above minimum capital requirements despite a hypothetical recession generating more than $708 billion in losses.
After Congress won a lawsuit for a pay raise, what are they going to do about rising costs for the rest of America?
In a world where digital transformation is moving at a rapid pace, what safeguards has your country put in place to weather a mass digital disruption? news.un.org/en/story/202...
Responsible AI Data Center deployment and governance is here. nadcr.ai
“Despite its progress, the United States still faces a major dependency on other countries for a key part of the value chain: the back-end factories that perform all the steps needed to turn processed silicon wafers into packaged chips.” hbr.org/2026/04/wher...
The United States has experienced repeated waves of bank failures. Each crisis revives a longstanding debate: Are bank failures caused by runs? Or are they mainly caused by deeper solvency problems, which may, in turn, trigger runs? Learn more: nyfed.org/4mvIlPs
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The IMF also said the international “convenience yield” of Treasuries—meaning their safety and liquidity premium—has actually turned negative recently. “In other words, Treasuries now offer a higher yield than the synthetic-dollar equivalents for hedged G10 sovereign bonds.” https://bit.ly/4dRvN2O
The Economic Growth Forecast
“A 2025 Wall Street Journal poll showed only 25% of Americans — the lowest number in the survey's 38-year history — believe they have a good chance of improving their standard of living. Nearly 70% say the American dream of working hard and getting ahead is either dead or never existed”
Out of the gate, it seems that the Democrats are still struggling to find a message that will resonate with voters.
In the FY 2025 report, the U.S. Treasury’s statements show the federal government is insolvent, with liabilities nearly eight times its assets and a widening fiscal gap.
GDP has long been the standard for measuring economic growth but fails to balance economic, social and environmental dimensions of development. A group of economists are working to change that. Will they succeed this time?
Food and farming systems underpin livelihoods worldwide, providing employment for more than 39 per cent of the global workforce, as well as some 64 per cent of jobs in Africa. Could today’s youth provide insight into the industry’s declining economics?
According to recent disclosures, “At least 73 of the 100 sitting U.S. senators have a median net worth of more than a million dollars”