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U.S. Economy’s Boom Masks Uneven Reality

John Muryell

The U.S. economy is powering ahead with its strongest growth in two years, but experts say the boom is far less stable than it appears. Washington, D.C. — The U.S. economy is expanding at its fastest pace in two years, with gross domestic product (GDP) rising 4.3% in the third quarter of 2025. On paper, it looks like a boom. Yet economists caution that the gains are uneven, leaving many households burdened by debt, rising prices, and stagnant wages — and raising fears that the fragile expansion could tip into recession. Affluent households continue to spend freely on travel, luxury … Continue reading U.S. Economy’s Boom Masks Uneven Reality

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The Election Economy: Who’s Pulling the Strings?

John Muryell

Summary:As the 2026 U.S. election approaches, economic trends have become a battleground for political leaders and corporate powerhouses. Inflation has reached its lowest level in four years, fostering an illusion of stability. Yet beneath the surface, critical questions remain: Are political and corporate forces strategically shaping this narrative to serve their own interests? Deregulation, corporate tax cuts, and foreign energy decisions may be shifting market conditions in ways that benefit Republican messaging. Meanwhile, corporate lobbying and donations continue to shape political strategies, fueling concerns over manipulation. Voters cannot afford complacency. Scrutiny is essential to ensure that economic realities are not … Continue reading The Election Economy: Who’s Pulling the Strings?

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A Tale of Two Strategies: Biden’s Economic Resilience vs. Trump’s Risky Reboot

John Muryell

Biden’s Economic Legacy vs. Trump’s Policy Reset: Why Stability May Be Slipping Away As 2025 unfolds, Americans are getting a firsthand look at the stark difference between President Biden’s final year in office and President Trump’s fresh start. One administration closed with steady growth, surging job creation, and record-high consumer confidence. The other is off to a rocky economic reboot marked by inflationary pressures, labor disruptions, and market volatility. President Biden’s 2024 agenda emphasized public investment — modernizing infrastructure, ramping up domestic manufacturing, and accelerating clean energy innovation. The results spoke for themselves. GDP rose 2.4% in the final quarter … Continue reading A Tale of Two Strategies: Biden’s Economic Resilience vs. Trump’s Risky Reboot

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Orchestrated Prosperity: How Power Players Shape Voter Perception

John Muryell

With the 2026 U.S. election approaching, economic trends have become more than just numbers on a spreadsheet—they have become instruments of political influence. Inflation has reached its lowest level in four years, according to reports from multiple sources, including the Bureau of Labor Statistics. While this signals stability on the surface, deeper scrutiny reveals potential coordination between political and corporate forces seeking to craft a favorable election-year narrative. We are not living in an economic miracle—we’re watching a carefully staged performance. The markets rise, headlines glow, and politicians speak of progress, but behind this glossy exterior lie suppressed truths: rising … Continue reading Orchestrated Prosperity: How Power Players Shape Voter Perception