US EditionFroma Harrop: The economic crash started on Jan. 6
- The Federal Reserve, led by Jerome Powell, faces challenges from tariffs and inflation worries.
- Major U.S. Banks are raising inflation forecasts to 4 percent or higher for this year due to ongoing economic disturbances.
- President Trump is criticized for misusing tariff powers, intensifying market volatility and uncertainty in the global financial system.
- Trump threatens the credibility of the Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury debt, with potential impacts on global markets if he succeeds in manipulating monetary policy.
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West Central TribuneFroma Harrop: The economic crash started on Jan. 6
On Jan. 6, 2021, Donald Trump sent his thugs to the U.S. Capitol where they proceeded to smash up "the people's house." Trump refused to admit that he had lost the 2020 election. He called the assorted vandals "patriots" and…
Violent J6er who broke into Capitol announces run for Congress in East Texas
An East Texas man who broke into the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021, and stood on a window ledge holding a crowbar and a bullhorn while exhorting pro-Trump rioters to “get in the building,” wants to go back — this time, as a member of Congress.Ryan Nichols, a Marine Corps veteran, announced h...
Only two men in the world have the power we've seen unfold this week. One is rational, according to an analyst. And the other is Donald Trump.
First it went down, down, down. Then it went up. And then down again. And then. Wednesday night. Up, up, up and up. The stock market has been on a rough patch for the past week since Donald Trump's announced tariff war...
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