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    The Working Poor: A Minimalized Workforce and a Silenced Voice

    ByAndy Ralston August 6, 2026August 6, 2026

    6.1 Million Americans Worked and Remained Poor in 2023 They participated in the workforce, paid taxes, and contributed to their communities, yet their incomes remained below the poverty line. What does this say about our economy and democracy when the working poor remain unable to achieve stability? –Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics The Working…

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  • Ghosts, Robots, and Illusion – Realities of the New Job Search
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    Ghosts, Robots, and Illusion – Realities of the New Job Search

    ByAndy Ralston July 30, 2026July 30, 2026

    Looking for a job has always sucked, but now… For millions of job seekers, the question is no longer, “Why can’t I get hired?” It’s become, “Am I even applying to a real job, or does my resume get lost in the ether?” That question is gaining new attention when Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton…

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  • A Great Job Market? One Jobs Report, Two Economies
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    A Great Job Market? One Jobs Report, Two Economies

    ByAndy Ralston July 27, 2026July 27, 2026

    Why the “Lowest Jobless Claims Since 1969” Headline Is Only Half the Story In July 2026, the White House posted a graphic celebrating weekly unemployment claims reaching their lowest level since 1969. It featured a bright arrow pointing at the number, a photo of the president looking pleased, and a headline designed to be shared…

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