On this episode, we dive into the House GOP's failed attempt to fast-track a new funding bill, pushing the government closer to a shutdown. The bill, which includes funding extensions and debt limit suspension, faces challenges in both the Republican-controlled House and the Democratic-controlled Senate. Speaker Mike Johnson’s leadership comes under scrutiny as tensions rise, while President-elect Trump pushes for bold debt ceiling reforms. Could this political standoff spell trouble for Johnson’s speakership and the nation’s economy?

On this episode, former President Trump acknowledges the challenge of lowering grocery prices if re-elected, despite it being a key campaign promise. He attributes the current high prices to the Biden administration and outlines his plan to address the issue by increasing U.S. energy production and resolving supply chain problems.

On this episode, we discuss the rising trend of people without type 2 diabetes using Ozempic and the potential long-term side effects of this off-label use. We also dive into a chaotic situation in Atlanta where a beauty supply store was evicted, leading to its supplies being thrown into the parking lot. Citizens rushed to retrieve the items, but local officials declared the goods off-limits and sent them to the dump, despite Georgia law reportedly stating otherwise.

On this episode, we cover the tragic killing of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson in New York. Authorities believe the suspect traveled by bus from Atlanta to New York, appearing on multiple surveillance cameras before the crime. Thompson had reportedly been receiving death threats for some time. Speculation arises that this could be connected to how UnitedHealthcare processed claims, as Thompson led the insurance unit. In the wake of this tragedy, many CEOs are turning to private security companies to enhance their safety measures.

On this episode, we discuss the president-elect’s pick for Secretary of Treasury and how their approach could balance Trump’s tariff policies. With a focus on controlling excessive tariffs while positioning Trump to stimulate economic growth, this selection could have significant implications for the U.S. economy.

On this episode, we dive into the Harris/Waltz campaign's record-breaking $1 billion spending in just 100 days during the presidential election. Despite the massive expenditure, the campaign is reportedly still $20 million in debt. While some Democrats praise Kamala Harris for running a strong campaign under challenging circumstances, others criticize Biden for not stepping down sooner. There is also controversy over campaign spending choices, including high-profile events featuring artists like Beyoncé and interviews with Oprah, which came with hefty price tags.

On this episode, we cover the top five economic changes Americans might see when President-elect Trump takes office in 2025. From his tax plans to potential inflation shifts, we break down how Trump’s policies could affect your money, the housing market, economic growth, and even your 401(k). Whether you're wondering about the future of affordable housing or the impact on retirement savings, we’re here to explore what these policies might mean for you.

On this episode, we break down the viral TikTok "Chase Money Glitch" where users deposited fake checks into ATMs, sometimes worth up to $50k, only to see their accounts go negative by thousands. This wasn’t a glitch but rather a fraudulent scheme that has left some facing felony charges and seeking legal help. Learn about the consequences and what’s next for those involved.

On this episode, we discuss the Federal Reserve's first rate cut of 50 basis points since the 2020 pandemic, and its significance as the first of its kind since the 2008 global financial crisis. This move is expected to affect interest rates for mortgages, car loans, and credit cards. The Fed's decision stems from inflation nearing their 2% target, though they predict it to reach 2.5%, along with concerns over rising unemployment. Find out how this rate cut could impact your finances.

On this episode, we uncover the dangers of zombie mortgages—those forgotten second mortgages that resurface years after homeowners are told they no longer owe the debt. These loans can reappear unexpectedly, demanding payment and putting homes at risk of seizure as collateral. Learn how to protect yourself from this financial nightmare and what to do if a zombie mortgage haunts your home.