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Suspending the Gas Tax Won’t Help

Article Expose the Heist: Power and Policy in Unprecedented Times

Suspending the Gas Tax Won’t Help

The White House has floated the idea of suspending the federal gas tax. This move would hardly help consumers, and it would starve the country of much-needed infrastructure funding.

By Peter Hart

Gas station price board showing Regular Cash at $4.45, Extra Cash at $4.99, Supreme Cash at $5.29. Lower section lists credit prices.
Kevin Warsh’s First Meeting as Fed Chair

Article Dean Baker’s Beat the Press

Kevin Warsh’s First Meeting as Fed Chair

Kevin Warsh may face a humiliating first Fed meeting if he pushes Trump’s rate cuts against the rest of the committee.

By Dean Baker

UNITED STATES - APRIL 21: Kevin Warsh, nominee for chairman of the Federal Reserve, testifies during his Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee confirmation hearing in Dirksen building on Tuesday, April 21, 2026. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
Keeping Score: The United States and China

Article Dean Baker’s Beat the Press

Keeping Score: The United States and China

China’s economy has expanded much more than the US economy since Trump took office, increasing its lead in global output.

By Dean Baker

American and Chinese flags overlap beside a stack of US dollar bills.
Mostly Economics – Episode 34

Podcast

Mostly Economics – Episode 34

 Today’s episode is about the US-Israel war on Iran, its legitimacy and the economic impacts on people in the US.  Our guest, Matt Duss, is the Executive Vice President at the Center for International Policy, former foreign policy advisor to Senator Bernie Sanders, and co-host of Un-Diplomatic Podcast.

By Dean Baker

Drug Ads Are Deceptive and Deadly

Article

Drug Ads Are Deceptive and Deadly

Pharmaceutical companies spend billions on drug advertising — a colossal waste of money that drives up medical costs and can present serious dangers to public health.

By Brandon Novick

A stack of twenty-dollar bills secured with a rubber band lies in front of orange prescription pill bottles, conveying the cost of medication.