Articles by Anthony DeCesaro

  Twenty-five years after the seismic terror attacks on September 11, 2001, people at home and across the globe are reflecting not just on the events and outcome of that day, but on the state […]

As the trade tensions continue to escalate between the U.S. and Canada, President Donald Trump upped the ante by threatening to ban the sale of Canada’s Bombardier unless it manufactures its planes in the United […]

  In the wake of the sudden resignation of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, some lawmakers have begun to pressure President Donald Trump that it may be time to change the leadership at the defense department. […]

  In the wake of Spirit Airlines filing bankruptcy last May, tech giant Google has swept in to claim the failed company’s data with a $10 million cash bid. Google outbid a $7.5 million offer […]

  In what could a watershed moment for social media platforms, Meta has agreed to pay $18 billion to settle lawsuits brought by numerous states claiming the platform knowingly targeted kids with addictive methods and […]

  President Donald Trump made another bold proclamation that has left many protesting, yet again, that he is attempting to overreach the authority of the federal government, this time aimed at his hometown. Trump decried […]

In a dubious milestone, the national debt of the United States tipped the $40 trillion mark last week, capping a decade-length spending spree that has brought the ire of not only fiscal hawks, most of […]

  Secretary of State Marco Rubio has recently taken to social media, broadly proclaiming “American citizenship is not for sale”, though his claim has been taken to task in lieu of a recent administration executive […]

  Long-term borrowing costs are ballooning on a global scale, making relief for potential home buyers unlikely, and businesses struggling to navigate a changing landscape not only challenged by rising prices and inflation, but tariffs […]

  Private equity firm Silver Lake is reportedly in talks to acquire enterprise software platform Workday, in a deal that, if it materializes, would be among the largest software buyouts in history. Talks have been […]

  In a clandestine move that underscores the real security dangers playing out during the Middle East conflict, reports have surfaced that, at the close of last month’s NATO Summit in Ankara, President Donald Trump […]

After four months of positive job growth, the labor market took a step back in July, shedding 23,000 jobs and giving economists concern that the labor market is moving into dire territory. In another sign […]

Michigan has reported the first two deaths in what has become a sprawling cyclosporiasis outbreak, reaching across multiple states and potentially numerous food sources. cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the Cyclospora parasite, is generally […]

  As the Middle East conflict drags on, once again the United States has halted their retaliatory attacks against Iran with the understanding that negotiations are set to resume. However, Iran has given no official […]

  In a sharp downturn from last year’s boom, gold and silver prices have cooled off significantly in the trading market. Gold had its worst quarter since 2013, shedding more than 13% in Q2 alone. […]

  In what some say is a brazen pitch from Trump Media & Technology Group, beginning on August 1, the president’s company, which owns his Truth Social platform, is launching a paid service to give […]

  While the United States has maintained its leading status as the world’s largest oil producer, pumping out 13.5 million barrels of crude oil per day, the stock of its crude oil in the U.S. […]

  In the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report, a pair of developments are giving policy makers pause as to what is really happening in the workforce and whether a future interest rate hike is […]

The seemingly never-ending stock market rally shows no signs of slowing down, even after last week’s tech sell-off and the latest inflation report showing the core number climbing to 2.9%, the highest level for that […]

  After shielding its customers from anticipated price hikes, Apple finally gave in last Thursday, announcing price increases to both iPad and MacBook, citing soaring memory and storage chip costs driven by the AI industry […]