In a record no major business would ever want to set, Amazon made history this week by becoming the first public coorporation to squander $1 trillion in market value, according to yesterday’s report from Bloomberg.
The poll found that 71% of adults support a traditional moral value system in America, but disagree on the source of these values. Participants were asked what the foundation of right and wrong in America should be, given the options: the Bible, what you feel in your heart, or majority rule.
Wednesday has brought disappointment to those who hung their hopes on the predicted “red wave” that many political pundits on both sides of the aisle said for months would be the result of the 2022 midterm elections.
Staunchly high inflation has been affecting consumers’ pockets, and it looks like retail credit cards are in the same boat.
The lucky ticket holder, whose identity was not disclosed, has a choice of taking a lump sum of $997.6 million cash or receiving the full amount in 29 annual payments.
The wholesale cost for used cars has decreased by over 10% since last year, according to yesterday’s report from The Hill. Used luxury car prices have shrunk by over 13%, used SUVs have decreased by more than 12%, and used pickups have gone down by just over 8%.
In a new ruling on Friday, the state of Florida outlawed “gender-affirming” surgeries and medical procedures performed on minors.
The nation has spent $730 billion on reducing its debt in 2022, with a massive third quarter of $184 trillion. On the contrary, the Department of Defense had only allocated $720 billion in defense spending for 2022.
According to the course description, whiteness is “a conspicuous problem within liberal political discourse” that has “worldmaking (and razing) effects.”
The poll recorded a 27% swing “toward the Republican party since July, now reflecting a 15-point lead over Democrats,” the Daily Caller News Foundation reported in an article for The Free Press.
