US Elections

US Elections

The average American reported sleeping 9.04 hours per day.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis has released three estimates of the rate of economic growth for the first quarter of the year. They do this because, as they get additional information, they can get a better picture of the economy's growth.

The merch-ification of Trump's mug shot is a fairly tired tack at this point, given that the President has already sold pieces of the suit worn in the image.

Sanders expressed uncertainty about running for president again at 83, humorously questioning the enthusiasm for a candidate celebrating their 108th birthday.

Democratic citizens want "to exercise in arms for the defense of their country: of 80000 men able to bear arms among them it is believed scarcely any will refuse to sign this demand."

In the clerb we all awake, but are we all just so exhausted? The 4 a.m. club isn’t about spiritually bypassing election results, but a call to action.

John Opdycke argues that in an increasingly polarized political environment, allowing open primaries can help bridge the political divide and enhance voter participation.

Weddings are not trivial; they reflect diverse cultural unions and offer insights into lives, particularly when involving the wealthy, awakening a broader curiosity in society.

Hernan Vega Burgos won a magistrate position despite allegations of protecting a trafficking and sexual exploitation ring, revealing serious issues in Mexico's judicial election system.

"I know that people call Florida a red state these days. But I'm here as living proof. If a Democrat can win in Kentucky, Democrats can win in Florida."

Mortgage rates have remained stable amidst fluctuating economic conditions, with forecasts suggesting ranges between 5.75% and 7.25%, indicating a calmer market this year.

"The tariffs and the potential for a trade war, I think, is really the only risk to the market right now."

Umberg's bill aims to prevent wealthy individuals from using cash incentives like lotteries to manipulate voter turnout, highlighting the influence of figures like Elon Musk.

Senate Republicans proposed to phase out clean energy tax credits more slowly than the House bill but still significantly cut electric vehicle incentives.

AFRINIC has faced ongoing dysfunction, unable to convene a board or appoint a CEO since 2023, contributing to the urgency of holding elections.