Liberal Billionaire Accused Censoring Americans as US Presidential Election Nears—Spending Over $80 Million

Liberal Billionaire Accused of Censoring Americans as US Presidential Election Nears, Spending Over $80 Million

Liberal billionaire George Soros is accused of censoring Americans as the US presidential election nears. Here's why.


Uber Introduces Shuttle Service in the US to Ease High-Traffic Travel and New Costco Partnership Perks

Uber launched a new US shuttle service and expanded its partnership with Costco to attract budget-conscious consumers amidst Lyft's competition.

Wall Street Records Historic Highs for Stock Market as US Inflation Rate Drops to 3.4%

Wall Street hits record highs as US inflation slows to 3.4%, sparking optimism among investors, although concerns linger about potential consumer spending gaps amid weaker-than-expected retail sales growth.

Average Gas Price Hits $3.61 per Gallon and Will Keep Rising Despite Inflation Ease

Gasoline prices surged in April, driving up consumer prices, while overall inflation eased; the national average for gas stood at $3.61 per gallon on Wednesday, down $0.02 from the previous month but up by over $0.40 since the start of the year.


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