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‘Everyone is hunkering down.’ Affordability crisis rattles mom-and-pop shops

Everyone is hunkering down and building up cash. It’s never been this bad,” Scheffel told CNN in a phone interview. “It’s very uncertain and impossible to plan in this environment.” Small businesses are the backbone of the US economy, accounting for the vast majority of total businesses in the nation, nearly half of all employees and the bulk of the job growth.

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Los Angeles Times

Economic angst forces L.A. shoppers to find ways to spend less for the holidays

Consumer price inflation in Los Angeles stood at 3.5% in September compared with the previous year, higher than the national average of 3%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Deleted Post Calling Border Patrol 'White Supremacists' and Blaming US for Illegal Immigration

While El-Sayed blamed bad U.S. policy decisions for illegal immigration, the data show otherwise. Recent federal surveys indicate that immigrants, legal and illegal, most often come to the United States because the country has more economic opportunities and a higher level of safety than other parts of the world, Central America in particular.

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The Guardian

Near Ohio air force base, food pantries and businesses grapple with effects of shutdown

Across the country, around three-fourths of a million civilians work with the US military. Around half are thought to have been currently furloughed.

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Parents Open Up About Why Their New Documentary on School Shootings Left Them Freaked Out for Their 8-Year-Old

Between 2000 and 2022, according to USAFacts, there were 1,375 school shootings, resulting in 515 deaths and 1,161 injuries. (And in the first ten months of 2025, there have been 141 incidents of gunfire on school grounds across the country, killing 44 people, according to Everytownresearch.org.

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The American Spectator

Cautionary Tales: What Can November 2025 Teach the GOP About November 2026?

Infinitesimal Hawaiian output aside, America imports 99.99875 percent of its coffee, according to USAFacts.org. America’s 2023 cocoa bean exports totaled $2.57 million. Imports were 309 times higher: $793 million. Especially given consumers’ price concerns, tariffs should not be self-mutilating

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