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Is the Fed Engineering a Debt Crisis to Undermine Trump?

Phoenix Capital Research argues that the Federal Reserve's current refusal to cut interest rates or end Quantitative Tightening—despite falling inflation and rising unemployment—is politically motivated and mirrors past actions believed to have hurt the Trump administration. In 2018, similar aggressive monetary tightening triggered a market crash, and former Vice Chair Stanley Fischer later suggested the Fed’s actions may have been deliberate. Now, with Trump re-elected and $9 trillion in U.S. debt needing to be rolled over, the Fed’s inaction could force the government to refinance at much higher rates, potentially adding $900 billion in interest costs and triggering a full-blown debt crisis. The piece closes with a pitch for a proprietary market crash prediction tool. Read More.

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Trump Signs “One Big Beautiful Bill”: What It Means for Your Taxes, Loans, and Healthcare

President Trump’s newly signed One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) overhauls major aspects of the U.S. tax, healthcare, and student loan systems—impacting millions of Americans for better or worse. The nearly 1,000-page bill makes 2017 tax cuts permanent, raises the child tax credit, adds new deductions for seniors and tipped workers, and introduces “Trump Accounts” giving $1,000 to newborns. However, it also slashes Medicaid funding, cuts green energy programs, and restructures student loan repayment plans—changes expected to leave future generations worse off financially. Critics say the bill favors the wealthy while placing new burdens on low-income families, immigrants, and small business owners. Though Republicans promise economic growth, the legislation is projected to add $3.1–$3.5 trillion to the national debt over the next decade. Read Now.