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🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 10/25/21: “The 'Sticky' Group Delivers Its Report” Read More.

The government has a too-much-spending problem, not a too-little-revenue problem. Read More.

"And unfortunately, it doesn't look like drivers will be finding relief at the pump any time soon," AAA's Mary Maguire said. Read More.

There is a direct correlation between the amount of control we have over our lives and how happy we are with our lives. Read More.

Government takeover of financial services or any industry is explicitly un-American. But the proof is right here for all of us to see Read More.

House Democrats a few weeks ago released the full text of their big-government socialism $3.5 trillion tax-and-spend package. Read More.

Just a few months ago, the U.S. economy looked like it was roaring back from the pandemic slump. Now the recovery is starting to look more like a grind.  Read More.

Exchange-traded funds are often associated with passive strategies. But money has also poured into the actively managed version of ETFs, as investors crave more precision, experts say. Read More.

Biden's controversial bank-monitoring plan would be banned under GOP bill Read More.

🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 10/18/21: “Hostile Argument: The FAIRtax Will Mean Double Taxation In Transition!” Read More.

Biden's bank account–monitoring plan draws fierce backlash Read More.

Fiscal irresponsibility has created a disease that has infected all of us.  We are all receiving benefits from the government.  Most of these payments are coming not from federal tax revenues but by the Federal Reserve printing money and increasing the national debt. Read More.

Congressional Democrats, concerned over lukewarm public enthusiasm for their massive social welfare spending package, may be forced to modify a tax-raising provision that has prompted significant backlash.  Read More.

Consumer prices increased slightly more than expected in September as food and energy price increases offset declines in used cars, the Labor Department reported Wednesday. Read More.

Banks currently report transactions in accounts that are over $10,000 Read More.