New Harvard Report Connects Biden’s Immigration Surge to Skyrocketing Rent Rates

As the COVID-19 pandemic receded, the U.S. housing market began grappling with a significant challenge: rapidly increasing rent rates. Under President Joe Biden’s administration, a notable surge in immigration has become intertwined with this trend, potentially contributing to the escalating costs of rental housing. Upon taking office in January 2021, President Biden swiftly reversed many…

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Potential Mass Layoffs at Tesla, Ford, and Chevrolet: The Looming Threat of Chinese EVs

Imagine a scenario that keeps American car companies awake at night: Chinese car manufacturers set up factories in Mexico to take advantage of North American trade rules. They then flood the U.S. market with very cheap electric vehicles (EVs). This scenario poses a significant threat to the American auto industry, particularly to major players like…

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Newsom Challenges GOP: ‘California Is Not a High Tax State’ New Gas Tax July, 1 2024

In his recent State of the State address, Governor Gavin Newsom made a bold claim: “Here’s the truth Republicans never tell you: California is not a high tax state.” This assertion, while partially accurate, requires deeper examination to fully understand the nuances of California’s tax system. California’s tax system is progressive, meaning that the more…

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From Boom To Bust: Hooters Closes Doors in Florida and Texas, California Outlets Unaffected

Hooters recently announced the permanent closure of several “underperforming” locations across the United States, amid “pressure from current market conditions,” as stated in a recent press release. This decision has led to the sudden shutdown of multiple establishments in states such as Florida, Texas, Kentucky, and Indiana, as reported on Monday. These closures come as…

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Newsom Justifies California’s Minimum Wage Increase in State Address

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In his recent address, Governor Gavin Newsom defended California’s new minimum wage law for fast food workers and underscored the state’s economic resilience. Newsom emphasized the importance of raising the minimum wage to $20 an hour, arguing it was crucial for ensuring fair wages for workers in one of the nation’s most…

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New Harvard Report: California Home Prices Not Alone Anymore, Costs Are Crushing Homebuyers and Renters Nation Wide

In today’s turbulent housing market, both homeowners and renters are grappling with a severe affordability crisis. Skyrocketing home prices and climbing interest rates have sidelined millions of potential buyers, while rising taxes and insurance costs further burden those who already own homes. For renters, the situation is equally dire, with rent burdens reaching unprecedented heights…

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