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Billions in Tariff Refunds Flow Back to Corporations, Leaving Consumers Behind
The government is processing over $160 billion in tariff refunds, but don't expect your wallet to feel the difference.
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Global Energy Crisis Triggers Draconian Government Controls
Governments across the globe are resorting to heavy-handed intervention and rationing schemes to combat the massive energy supply disruption caused by the conflict in the Middle East.
Thursday, April 16
EconomyApril 16, 2026
Bidenomics hits home: Minnesota meat raffles under fire from soaring inflation
Rising meat prices driven by persistent inflation are forcing charitable organizations in Minnesota to scale back their popular meat raffles, threatening a long-standing tradition of community fundraising.
Wednesday, April 15
EconomyApril 15, 2026
Federal jury exposes Live Nation's monopolistic grip on live entertainment
A federal jury has ruled that Live Nation operated an illegal monopoly, confirming long-standing complaints that the company squeezed consumers through price gouging and anticompetitive tactics.
EconomyApril 15, 2026
Kenyan drivers slammed with record fuel hikes as global energy crisis deepens
Kenyan energy regulators have imposed record-breaking fuel price increases, forcing consumers to pay the price for global instability and supply chain disruptions.
Monday, April 13
EconomyApril 13, 2026
Drivers flock to tribal lands to escape state-imposed fuel taxes
As state governments continue to inflate fuel costs with heavy taxation, American drivers are increasingly turning to tribal lands to find relief at the pump.
Sunday, April 12
EconomyApril 12, 2026
Green Energy Mandates Threaten to Erase Historic Dutch Village
The Dutch government is considering the demolition of the village of Moerdijk to clear land for a high-voltage electricity substation required by its aggressive green energy transition.
Saturday, April 11
EconomyApril 11, 2026
Sri Lanka faces economic collapse as regional instability compounds disaster recovery
Sri Lanka is struggling to manage the aftermath of a devastating cyclone while facing a triple economic threat driven by rising fuel costs and regional instability in the Middle East.
EconomyApril 11, 2026
Irish Authorities Finally Crack Down on Illegal Fuel Blockades
After five days of supply chain chaos, Irish police and military have begun clearing illegal blockades that left hundreds of petrol stations dry and threatened essential services.