Increasingly, Americans earning $100,000 or more annually are continuing to rent their homes instead of buying.
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HOUSING PRICES FALL YEAR OVER YEAR FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2012
The average U.S. selling price of a home in February was $386,721, 1.2 percent lower than a year earlier, online brokerage Redfin reported.
WHOLESALE PRICES TICK DOWN IN FEBRUARY
U.S. wholesale prices eased back 0.1 percent in February after adding 0.3 percent in January, the labor department reported.
TOP TREND, DRAGFLATION: U.S. ECONOMY SLOWS IN FEBRUARY
After growing 3.2 percent in January, consumer spending online, in restaurants, and stores slipped 0.4 percent in February, the U.S. labor department reported.
THE AMERICAN WAY: FAT, DUMB, AND STUFFED WITH SANDWICHES
Health officials in the U.S. now blame sandwiches as one of the leading reasons waistlines across the country are expanding.
WAR MACHINE RAMPING UP PRODUCTION AS U.S. RAMPS UP WARS
Citing what warmongers in Washington call the ever-growing threat of Russia and China, the Pentagon announced last week that the military-industrial complex is producing weapons of death at maximum capacity, which will be increased in the next few months.
YOUNG AMERICANS DITCH COLLEGE FOR APPRENTICESHIPS, FURTHER CEMENTING OUR TOP TREND
A college diploma was once considered a ticket to life comfortably placed in the middle class, but young Americans are taking another look at the cost-benefits of spending four years or more in university and spending tens of thousands compared to a well-placed apprenticeship.
CHINA CRITICIZES BIDEN ADMINISTRATION FOR PROMOTING UKRAINE WAR AND ‘THROWING MUD’ ON POTENTIAL PEACE DEAL
China criticized the U.S. for attempting to throw “mud” on President Xi Jinping’s trip to Moscow this week to promote peace in Ukraine to keep the war going and escalate tension in hopes to leave Russia in shambles.
NETANYAHU BENDS, MAKES AMENDMENTS TO JUDICIAL OVERHAUL
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, announced some amendments to his judicial overhaul plans after facing major protests and both domestic and international criticism for what critics see as an attack on democracy in the country by a hardline government.
MACRON FACES NEW PROTESTS AFTER FORCING THROUGH PENSION REFORMS
Tense protests broke out Friday across France to voice opposition to President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to force through his pension reform bill without a vote in the country’s Parliament.