By The American Contemporary The House Budget Committee has just released a series of financial reports and projections outlining the federal income and expenditures of the nation over the next decade. Of course, before delving into the report, it is important to acknowledge that two facts. The first is that while we hope our elected …
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By The American Contemporary Washington Times reported that various Biden administration aids and administrators summoned executives from Amazon to the White House during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. During these meetings, Biden representatives spoke to Amazon about combating the spread of what they deemed as COVID misinformation, particularly as it related to book sales …
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By The American Contemporary Israel has claimed intelligence, which has been reviewed by news outlets including the Wall Street Journal, that at least 12 staffers affiliated with the United Nations Relief and Work Agency (UNRWA) partook in and aided in the Hamas attack on October 7th. Further, Israeli intelligence has stated that upwards of 10% …
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By The American Contemporary Fundamentalism, as it pertains to politics, views the nature of a state’s survival as precarious. That is, the rule of law for every nation, established at the founding of each unique state using some form of agreement and/or documentation, is only held together by the collective agreement of those who live …
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By The American Contemporary Voters across the country are continuing to voice displeasure with President Biden over his perceived inaction toward student loan forgiveness, with some borrowers going as far as to purposefully halt their payments in protest (upwards of 25% according to some surveys). Biden was hindered in his efforts to provide relief …
By The American Contemporary The Iowa Caucus, a frequently looked-to indicator of party direction and agenda, was held on January 15th, 2024. While the Democrat party quietly held their caucus through a completely mail-based system of voting (not that a surprise was expected given the incumbent candidate is the sitting president, and often is …
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By The American Contemporary, January 15, 2024 Reported across a variety of business and economic-related media outlets, a recent publication by the IMF (International Monetary Fund, a major financial agency of the United Nations whose stated mission is “working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and …