Business

Counting all the way to 35 trillion, economist sees troubles beyond nervous Wall Street

Counting all the way to 35 trillion, economist sees troubles beyond nervous Wall Street

Reacting to a jittery Wall Street, an economic analyst says a lack of confidence in the U.S. economy and a “normal market reaction” created a sense of nervousness that is not unfounded.

Parrish Alford

Aug 07, 2024

Democrat plan to control rent excites Far Left but alarms many

Posted Jul 18, 2024

Democrat plan to control rent excites Far Left but alarms many

Job search survey confirms freedom-choking work environment

Posted Jul 08, 2024

Job search survey confirms freedom-choking work environment

Farm supply chain plows under its woke corporate policies & activities

Posted Jul 01, 2024

Farm supply chain plows under its woke corporate policies & activities

GOP congressman: If corporations want tax cuts, cut liberal activism

Posted Jun 28, 2024

GOP congressman: If corporations want tax cuts, cut liberal activism

'Protein leaders' peddling bitterness

Posted Jun 25, 2024

'Protein leaders' peddling bitterness

Governor's beef is with the wrong group

Posted Jun 13, 2024

Governor's beef is with the wrong group

For its 'Pride Month' push in stores, Walmart goes with 'lesbian trans woman' and 'rainbow skull'

Posted May 30, 2024

For its 'Pride Month' push in stores, Walmart goes with 'lesbian trans woman' and 'rainbow skull'

Most powerful bank in U.S. makes key withdrawal over 'de-banking' policy

Posted May 24, 2024

Most powerful bank in U.S. makes key withdrawal over 'de-banking' policy

Slowly but surely, common sense is making a comeback

Posted May 20, 2024

Slowly but surely, common sense is making a comeback

281 Stories (Page 9 of 29)

Daily Poll

Rubio calls for new leadership in Cuba as country's economic crisis deepens

Do you support the Trump administration's efforts for a free Cuba?

AFN March 17 Evening Update

March 17, 2026 Hear More

Latest AP Headlines

Cartoon Of The Day

Cartoon