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US workers continue to grapple with rising living costs even as Donald Trump’s campaign pledges promise to resolve the nation’s affordability problem. CuriosityNews interviewed employees, and a recent survey revealed bipartisan worries about the Trump administration’s management of the economy. Dawn Levie, 61, a postal worker in

The modest green oilseed‑rape seedlings sway under the gusty spring breezes. Planted in August of the previous year, the stand is now rising and should be ready for cut in July, when it can be processed into edible oil or fuel. The tranquil 230‑hectare (568‑acre) arable holding

Holidaymakers who had intended to travel to the eastern Mediterranean this summer are shifting their plans toward western Europe and the Caribbean, travel firms say, as the US‑Israel conflict with Iran disrupts the region. Visitors from the United Kingdom and continental Europe are increasingly replacing trips to Cyprus, Turkey

The International Energy Agency is set to request the biggest drawdown of state oil reserves ever recorded, aiming to soothe the price surge sparked by the US‑Israeli strikes on Iran. The global energy monitor is anticipated to urge its 32 members to free roughly 400 million barrels of emergency

Concerns about the world economy have intensified as oil prices have surged past $100 a barrel following the US‑Israel clash with Iran. Economists warn that a growing chance of an extended war in the key energy‑exporting zone could severely affect living standards globally, reviving fears of a fresh

Data indicate that the UK labour market is struggling under weak recruitment demand, with only modest indications of improvement. Two reports issued on Monday note that firms stay wary of taking on new employees because of cost pressures and economic uncertainty, underscoring the market’s continued fragility. The monthly employment