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Americans’ Median Household Income Hit a Record High in 2025 (opens the original)
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Americans' median household income rose 2.6% to $87,460 last year, the Census Bureau said Tuesday. The total, which is adjusted for inflation, is the highest on record since the agency began tracking the income data in 1967. It also marks a rise above pre-pandemic levels, topping the $85,320 recorded for 2019. Even so, years of relatively stagnant income growth and persistently higher inflation have eroded Americans' purchasing power and made affordability concerns a prime political issue. "Hous
Corporate Tax Payments Plunge 25% Even as Profits Boom (opens the original)
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Corporate profits may be soaring to new highs, but corporate tax payments are plunging thanks in large part to the breaks Republicans included in their One Big Beautiful Bill Act last year. Politico's Brian Faler reports that tech companies pouring money into building out AI infrastructure are taking advantage of the tax incentives for business investments passed as part of the GOP's 2025 bill. That's taken a big bite out of tax receipts. The Congressional Budget Office, in its Monthly Budget Re
Iran War Has Cost Americans Over $100 Billion in Higher Energy Costs (opens the original)
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Gas prices are now the highest they have ever been at this time of year, averaging $4.15 a gallon — the first time the national average has topped $4 a gallon on Labor Day. And as Americans pay more at the pump, the higher energy prices resulting from the war with Iran have now cost U.S. households more than $100 billion, according to a cost tracker published online by The Watson School of International and Public Affairs at Brown University. The total burden to U.S. consumers from higher gasoli
Job Gains Blow Past Expectations in August (opens the original)
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U.S. employers added a robust 162,000 jobs in August, the Labor Department said Friday, far surpassing economists' consensus expectations. The unemployment rate held steady at 4.1%. Forecasters surveyed by The Wall Street Journal predicted a gain of 53,000 jobs, while those surveyed by FactSet expected 65,000. The report assuaged some concerns about the state of the labor market after hiring had softened considerably earlier in the summer. The results for the prior two months were revised higher
Trump’s Ballroom Blitz Can Continue for Now, Chief Justice Says (opens the original)
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Chief Justice John Roberts delivered a temporary but significant win for President Trump on Friday, allowing construction on the White House ballroom to proceed while the legal challenges to the project play out. As Trump races to replace the demolished East Wing of the White House with a 90,000-square-foot ballroom atop a military and medical complex, Roberts entered an administrative stay that will give the Supreme Court more time to consider whether lower courts were right in ordering a halt
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