Americans are 'doom spending' to cope with election stress
Many Americans are resorting to 'doom spending' as a coping mechanism amidst stress from the presidential election and economic fears.
In the Middle (Class) of It All
Voters in swing state Wisconsin express anxiety over rising living costs and economic complexities while evaluating candidates' understanding of the middle class.
Opinion | The Political Rage of Left-Behind Regions
The rise of the far-right AfD party in Germany reflects economic anxieties similar to those driving support for populist movements in the U.S.
Economic optimism clashes with young voters' sentiment on social media
A term called 'vibecession' has emerged to describe the economic anxiety expressed by young Americans on social media.
Social media, particularly platforms like TikTok, plays a significant role in shaping public perceptions regarding the economy and President Biden's administration.