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The Trump administration’s approach to immigration had a significant impact on the agricultural industry, leading to a shortage of farm labor and ultimately causing an inflation of food prices in grocery stores.
While the minimum wage may seem like a logical solution to income inequality, it places an undue burden on small businesses and may not guarantee a living wage. Instead, we need to consider Universal Basic Income (UBI), which provides financial stability for citizens and empowers them to negotiate fair compensation with their employers. UBI also gives citizens something that minimum wage never can – time – to pursue education or start a business.
As the prison doors close, so does the promise of justice and rehabilitation. What was meant to protect society and guide individuals towards a better path has become a mechanism of exploitation and failure. Join us as we uncover the shocking truth about America’s prison system and how it has transformed into a tool to extort the American people.
America’s welfare system: a costly maze, a bandaid fix, and a missed opportunity. It’s time to break free from divisions and embrace innovative solutions. Let’s invest in education where it matters, provide stipends for local college dreams, and bridge the gap to success. And as for homelessness, a universal basic income holds the key, ensuring no one falls through the cracks. It’s time to rewrite the story, empower individuals, and build a brighter future for all.
Wednesday on the NewsHour, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates yet again in its effort to combat inflation. Congressional leaders hope to avoid a looming government shutdown with a newly unveiled budget deal. Plus, Newtown reflects on the mass shooting that killed dozens at Sandy Hook Elementary School a decade ago.
CNBC’s Jane Wells joins Shep Smith to report on the decreasing water levels of the Mississippi River and the economic toll its taking on the region and the country.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer gave his take on the state of inflation, and why he believes it isn’t nearly as dire as some Fed leaders seem to believe, on Tuesday’s episode of “Mad Money.”
