American’s Banking Fears Worst Since 2008 Financial Crisis
Americans Are Worried About The Safety Of Their Money In The Banking System After Multiple Banks Have Collapsed In Recent Weeks, According To A New Poll.
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U.S. Treasury Sanctions Cartel-Run Timeshare Fraud Network Targeting Americans
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Office Of Foreign Assets Control Sanctioned Eight Mexican Companies And Three Members Of The Violent Mexican Cartel, Cartel De Jaslisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG), For Targeting Americans And Others In A Timeshare Fraud Scam In And Near Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico.
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Americas’ Personal Finances Worst Since The Great Recession
Half Of Americans Report Their Personal Finances Are “Worse Off” Than They Were A Year Ago, According To A New Survey.
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Americans Split On Ukraine Funding
While The Majority Of Americans Still Support Sending Weapons To Ukraine In Its Fight Against Russia’s Invasion, They Are Unsure About Handing Over Federal Funds, According To A New Poll.
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Majority Of Americans Living Paycheck To Paycheck, Struggling With Inflation
Two Out Of Three Americans Are Living Paycheck To Paycheck As They Deal With Rising Costs, According To A New Survey.
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Americans Expect Beefed Up IRS To Target Political Opponents, Audit Lower And Middle Class Americans
More Americans Believe The Latest Legislation To Hire 87,000 Internal Revenue Service Agents Is Part Of A Plan To Audit Middle And Lower Class Americans And Small Businesses Than To Target Corporations And Wealthy Americans, According To A New Poll.
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Poll: Majority Of Americans Say U.S. Is Being Invaded At The Southern Border
More Than Half Of Americans Surveyed In A New NPR/Ipsos Poll, 54%, Say It’s Either Completely Or Somewhat True That The U.S. Is Being Invaded At The Southern Border.
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Americans’ Confidence In Media Plummets To Record Low
Americans’ Confidence In News Media Has Plummeted To Record Lows, According To The Latest Gallup Poll.
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U.S. Economy Shrank By 1.6% As American’s Disposable Income, Savings Decrease
U.S. Gross Domestic Product Decreased By 1.6% In The First Three Months Of 2022, The Latest Federal Economic Data Released Wednesday Shows.
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