
Tiana Lowe
Commentary Writer at Washington Examiner
Columnist @DCExaminer, @TheFirstonTV. Formerly @NRO, @USC_Econ Review. Kafkaesque. Don't say I didn't warn you. ig: @TianaTheFirst
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1 week ago |
gazette.com | Tiana Lowe
Israel's preemptive strikes against arch-enemy Iran, and a tacit green light by the United States to continue, have capped years of aggressive international economic sanctions. Combined with diplomacy, with recent diplomatic efforts to head off Iran's possession of nuclear weapons, it's all set the stage for the Iranian regime's deep vulnerability. This would have been unthinkable as recently as 2023, between President Donald Trump's first and second nonconsecutive terms.
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2 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Tiana Lowe
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2 weeks ago |
denvergazette.com | Tiana Lowe
Since the start of President Donald Trump's second term, the weight of the world, or at least of global markets, international trade, and geopolitical relations, has fallen on the shoulders of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, whose portfolio spans everything from China tariffs to bond auctions. But Bessent's toughest negotiating partner is probably not Chinese President Xi Jinping, the European Union, or any other foreign power.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Tiana Lowe
Despite widespread anticipation that the president’s universal 10% tariff on imports would soon trickle down into consumer prices, inflation continued to decelerate in May, with Consumer Price Index inflation down 20% since President Donald Trump took office. That has translated to a pay raise for workers. After falling more than 4% throughout former President Joe Biden’s administration, real average weekly wages are up 1.3% in the first five months of Trump’s second term.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Tiana Lowe
Tucker Carlson has long railed against credit card interest rates, repeatedly invoking historical prohibitions on usury as reason to ban current lending practices. When he proposed to his latest podcast guest that the proper punishment for contemporary creditors is “prison,” he probably didn’t expect pushback from a Catholic bishop.
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