The US military buildup around Venezuela is reportedly nearing a $3 billion cost, with peak expenses reaching $20 million per day and up to 20% of the US Navy’s surface fleet involved. This deployment is part of an increased focus on enhancing military readiness in response to ongoing geopolitical tensions with Venezuela, and it reflects broader regional security concerns in the Caribbean.
The Chinese yuan has surged to its strongest level against the US dollar since 2023, marking a significant appreciation in early 2026. This movement reflects shifting dynamics in global forex markets, influenced by evolving economic […]
Total outstanding credit card balances in the United States have reached a record high of approximately $1.25 trillion, nearly doubling from about $660 billion in 2013. This surge is attributed to Americans increasingly relying on […]
The US public debt is projected to reach $64 trillion by 2036, increasing by $2.4 trillion annually from its current level of $39 trillion, according to a report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) shared […]