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The question of whether baby boomers had it easier than millennials financially, particularly in terms of work, housing, and lifestyle, is a contentious one, often debated at family gatherings and in economic analyses. Boomers (born 1946–1964) and millennials (born 1980–1996) faced distinct economic landscapes, each with unique challenges and advantages. Below is a detailed comparison … Read more

Headline: Are Trump’s Tariffs Helping or Hurting America’s Economy? 6 Key Facts About U.S. Trade As the 2024 presidential election heats up, former President Donald Trump’s trade policies—particularly his aggressive use of tariffs—are back in the spotlight. Trump has vowed to expand tariffs if re-elected, including a proposed 10% across-the-board levy on imports and 60% … Read more

The notion of Project Crypto and “Stablecoin Summer” driving Ether (ETH) to surpass its record high of approximately $4,878 (set in November 2021) in 2025 is tied to recent U.S. regulatory developments, institutional adoption, and Ethereum’s central role in the stablecoin ecosystem. Below, I’ll break down the key factors, incorporating relevant context from recent market … Read more

The comparison between current market conditions under President Donald Trump in 2025 and the period leading up to the October 1987 stock market crash, known as Black Monday, hinges on several economic and political parallels, particularly regarding the U.S. dollar and trade policies. Below is an analysis of the similarities and differences, drawing on available … Read more

Tariff Revenue Collected in 2025 As of July 25, 2025, the U.S. Treasury Department reported that tariff collections for the 2025 fiscal year reached a record $150 billion, with $28 billion collected in July alone, surpassing the previous monthly record of $27 billion in June. This represents a significant increase from the $49.3 billion collected … Read more