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American Bankruptcies, Bankruptcies, Consumer Bankruptcy, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Act, Tariffs, U.S. economy

Watchman: US Bankruptcies Reach Record High Following COVID-19–Satan Soldiers Planned Event

BY SRH US Bankruptcies Peak Since COVID-19 After promising not to lay off employees, about 1,000 corporate Kroger employees are losing their jobs. After closing more than 60 unprofitable outlets by 2026, the retailer laid off workers. Kroger closed stores to minimize costs after its $25 billion merger with Albertsons failed. ‘These decisions are never easy, but we recognize intelligent, albeit painful, choices are necessary to position our company up for continued success,’ said interim CEO Ron Sargent. As of February, over 409,000 workers were employed by Kroger, with most of them working in stores. I think that a lot more Americans will lose their jobs in the months ahead. Robert Lawless, University of Illinois law professor and co-author of Debt’s Grip: Risk and Consumer Bankruptcy, said this benchmark may not facilitate “apples-to-apples.” “A dollar has lost 19% of its […]

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Watchman: Trump’s Approval Rating Drops To 80-year Low; IMF Says U.S. Tariffs Now Exceed The Highs During The Great Depression, AKA Tribulation Warp Speed!

HNewsWire: By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: April 28, 2025 ~ Donald Trump Common sense voters in the U.S. didn’t need an economics degree or a crystal ball to predict that putting Donald Trump in the Oval Office for a second term – a man unanimously convicted of 34 felony counts by 12 members of a U.S. jury prior to his election – was not going to produce a shining moment in history for the United States. Trump’s first 100 days in office in his second term arrives this week, and it comes on the wings of this headline: “Trump has lowest 100-day approval rating in 80 years.” That data comes from a new ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll showing that only 39 percent of poll respondents approve of how Trump is performing as President. A solid majority, 55 percent, said they

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