Tag: Economic Policy

Black women in Mississippi have long understood what it takes to create systems that work for everyone. A recent survey shows ninety percent of respondents say economic conditions are worsening, with more than half reporting their income cannot keep pace with rising costs. They are not asking for extravagance but for breathing room and policies that help them live with dignity while caring for their families. The data reveals that having enough money to live comfortably matters more for joy than success, representing peace of mind rather than status. When Black women thrive, they lift others as they climb.

Americans are currently struggling as gas prices continue climbing across the United States after Iran restricted access to the Strait of Hormuz following joint military strikes launched by the U.S. and Israel earlier this year.

President Donald Trump is again slamming former President Joe Biden, claiming he dropped mortgage rates and will enforce a one-year 10% cap on credit card interest rates. On Friday, Trump announced a new law to help credit card holders and on Saturday, he declared the USA is the best country.

The U.S. Treasury now accepts Venmo donations to pay down national debt. This move, allowing contributions via Pay.gov alongside credit cards and bank transfers, has sparked online humor and confusion.