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• Quarter Of Americans Will Delay Retirement Due To Inflation, Survey Says

  Millions Of Americans Say They Likely Will Have To Push Back Their Retirement Because Of Rising Inflation, Newly Released Financial Survey Data Found.

• Economy Adds More Jobs Than Expected, Wages Can’t Keep Up With Inflation

  Wage Gains Have Not Kept Pace With Inflation, Which Is Rising At The Fastest Rate In Decades. In Roughly The Last Twelve Months, Energy Costs Have Risen Roughly 30% And Food Prices Have Risen Almost 10%, With The Overall Inflation Rate Much Higher Than The 5.2% Wage Gains.

• Majority Of Teens Prefer In-Person Learning Over Virtual Or Hybrid School

  Most Teens Prefer In-Person Learning Over Virtual Or Hybrid Learning, A New Poll From The Pew Research Center Found.

• Republicans Pressure Education Secretary On School Choice Restrictions

  Republican U.S. Senators On Tuesday Questioned Secretary Of Education Miguel Cardona On The Issue Of School Choice In The Public Education System.

• U.S. House Passes Extensive Gun Control Measure; Future Uncertain In Senate

  The U.S. House Of Representatives Voted Wednesday Evening To Pass The “Protecting Our Kids Act,” A Package Of Gun Control Bills Developed In Response To The Recent Mass Shootings In Buffalo, New York And Uvalde, Texas.

• Nearly 10,000-Person Caravan Heading To U.S. From Mexico, Saying Biden Will Give Them Asylum

  A Caravan Of Thousands Of People Heading To The U.S. Has Reportedly Left From Tapachula, Mexico, A City Located Less Than 10 Miles From The Mexico-Guatemala Border.

• U.S. House Passes ‘Red Flag’ Law As Gun Control Bills Await Fate In The Senate

  The Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act, Which Passed The House With A 224-202 Vote, Would Allow A Judge To Prevent Someone From Purchasing A Weapon If The Judge Decides They Are Dangerous.

• Bipartisan Group Of U.S. Senators Announce Agreement On Gun Control Measure

  A Bipartisan Group Of U.S. Senators, Including 10 Republicans And 10 Democrats, Announced On Sunday They’d Reached An Agreement On New Federal Gun Control Legislation.

• Americans Expect More Inflation, Not Confident In Economy

  Americans Expect Inflation To Get Worse And Are Not Confident In The U.S. Economy, According To A New Survey.

• Federal Court Rules Against Biden Administration On Illegal Immigration Again

  A Federal Judge In Texas Has Ruled Against The Biden Administration In A Lawsuit Brought By Texas And Louisiana Over The Administration Releasing “Criminal Illegal Aliens” Into The U.S. Instead Of Deporting Them.