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Mike Kucharski joins ITN to discuss the challenges facing the nation’s truckers, which include costs, over-regulation and crime.
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Christian Briggs joins ITN to discuss the threat BRICS poses the U.S. economy and how the incoming Trump administration can best combat it.
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Continue ReadingIn this episode of Come Together Media, a roundtable for those who value freedom, we discuss the Vance/Walz VP debate, the government’s abysmal response to storms in NC, the Longshoremen’s (almost) strike, and WWIII.
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Kim Yeater joins ITN to discuss how we can begin taking our economic power back and divesting ourselves from the globalist economy that is being used to destroy us.
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Entrepreneur Jeff Richfield joins ITN to discuss Central Bank Digital Currencies, the BRICS movement and the need to build a Kingdom economy.
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Dr. Kirk Elliot joins ITN to discuss how to best prepare for the impending economic downturn.
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Black-owned businesses, which suffered the most during the Covid19 lockdowns, have rebounded to their pre-pandemic levels. This according to research based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
In April, the number of black-owned businesses plummeted by 41%. They …
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President Trump vowed to revive American manufacturing in a second term should he win reelection – with an eye on ending Chinese dominance in the manufacturing space.
“We will make America into the manufacturing superpower of the world, ending reliance …
Continue ReadingBrookfield Asset Management, one of the largest mall operators and retail landlords in North America, is demanding retailers pay rent they owe even for months were their respective malls were closed. All while negotiating better terms from their lending companies…
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The U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in August, less than economists expected. The unemployment rate remain unchanged at 3.7%. Among the sectors were job creation increased was federal government, health care and financial services.
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San Francisco is the world’s best city in terms of making a living, according to an annual analysis conducted by Deutsche Bank. The firm’s “Mapping the World’s Prices 2019” report, which analyzes cities the world over and ranks them …
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The Trump administration has agreed to lift tariffs on steel imports from Canada and Mexico, paving the way for a new trilateral trade deal to go through. President Trump made the announcement in remarks to the National Association of …
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More than a third of Americans say their spending habits are influenced by the spending habits of their social media connections. They say “fear of missing out” on experiences shared by friends on social media causes them to spend …
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China has announced tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. goods in response to $200 billion in tariffs announced by the Trump administration on Chinese goods last week. The economic tit-for-tat has sparked fears of a prolonged trade battle between the …
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According to a study conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, married men earn more than married women, unmarried men and unmarried women. The difference can be as much as 80%.
The data shows that for workers …
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The U.S. is in the midst of one of the longest economic growth periods in its history. So strong is the job market in fact, that several industries are struggling to fill empty posts. Some of the industries having the …
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The U.S. economy added 157,000 jobs in July and the unemployment rate ticked down to 3.9% in a jobs report that was below analysts’ expectations but still showed an economy humming along. Experts had expected job gains of 190,000 …
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