The Dispatch Daily: High-Tech Fitness Studio Opens

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Readout of Secretary Mayorkas’s Visit to South Texas

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY Office of Public Affairs Readout of Secretary Mayorkas's Visit to South Texas WASHINGTON – On Thursday, August 12, 2021, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas traveled to McAllen and Brownsville, Texas. Secretary Mayorkas received operational briefings on frontline operations at Border Patrol processing facilities, and heard directly from Border Patrol leadership in the Rio Grande Valley and surrounding sectors.  Secretary Mayorkas also met with Border Patrol Agents and thanked them for their unwavering dedication to the mission despite the many challenges they face.  Secretary Mayorkas also met with border sheriffs, local and federal leaders, and NGOs.  During the meetings, Secretary Mayorkas thanked them for their partnership, reiterated that the situation at the border is a priority for the Department - especially with the added challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic - and laid out how the Department is executing its plan to address the border situation.  Speaking at the Fort Brown Border Patrol Station in Brownsville, Secretary Mayorkas outlined actions the Department of Homeland Security has taken in the past six months and the steps the Biden-Harris Administration continues to take to implement a safe, orderly, and humane immigration system.  # # # Having trouble viewing this message? *View it as a webpage. You are subscribed to updates from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security *Manage Subscriptions  |  Privacy Policy  |  Help Connect with DHS: U.S. Department of Homeland Security www.dhs.gov

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Kitchen Table Economics or What Happens When the Kitchen Table Gets Expensive

                                                           

The Producer Price Index brought home the Biden administration's inflation crisis—literally. The price of durable goods for households rose 7.2 percent compared with a year ago...     August 12, 2021   Today's Top Stories From the Breitbart News Desk The Producer Price Index brought home the Biden administration's inflation crisis—literally. The price of durable goods for households rose 7.2 percent compared with a year ago, the biggest leap in prices since the era of Jimmy Carter and Paul Volcker. The monthly gain of 1.1 percent would be a 40 year record as well, except that it was exceeded a month earlier. By accident of history, the job of keeping track of inflation falls mainly on the Department of Labor. The Commerce Department has its own inflation gauge, the Personal Consumption Price Index, which the Federal Reserve favors and the general public is mostly unaware of. But it is from the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics that we get the more familiar Consumer Price Index and the more thorough Producer Price Index (PPI). The great thing about the PPI is that it gives us extremely detailed information about prices through the chain of production, some of which run all the way back to the turn of the last century. So we can learn that the prices paid to manufacturers of metal cookware, cutlery, and flatware rose by 3.5 percent year over year. Step backward through the production process and we see that the products of steel mills fetched a 10.8 percent higher price. Inflation, in other words, is not contained to certain items but spreading through the economy. The Producer Price Index for home electronics rose 1.9 percent in July and is up 3.6 percent compared with a year ago. That's the largest annual increase since 1979 and the largest monthly gain since 1981. In general, prices for home electronics have fallen over the last sixty years. Household appliance prices jumped 2.9 percent in July compared with June. Major household appliances were up 3.2 percent. Cooking appliances rose 2.6 percent—and compared with a year ago these are up 6.2 percent. These are the kind of price hikes that will be hard for the establishment media and the Biden administration to hide from. It's what people see when they walk into Costco or Lowes. It shows up on the monthly credit card bills. Even if this proves to be transitory—something that looks increasingly unlikely—it will not reverse. The legacy of the Biden administration's first year will be higher prices for American households. – Alex Marlow & John Carney Breitbart News Network     TOP STORY   Bidenflation: Household Goods Inflation Hits Highest Since 1980 It's not only getting more expensive to buy a home. It's also getting much costlier to furnish a home. The price of household furniture jumped 1.2 percent in July, according to Producer Price Index data released Thursday. Compared with a year ago, the index for home furniture is up nine percent. A broader category that includes furniture and other household durable goods is up 7.2 percent, the largest gain since 1980. [Click here for more]   IN OTHER STORIES... Nolte: 79% Blame Government Policy for Devastating Inflation Surge More than two-thirds of Americans say inflation is making life more difficult and 79 percent (accurately) blame government economic policy, which His Fraudulency Joe Biden primarily sets. A Fox News poll asked 1,002 random registered voters if rising grocery/gas/housing costs have... [Click here for more]   Bidenflation: Producer Price Index Jumps to Record High in July U.S. producer prices jumped much higher than expected in July, suggesting inflation could remain higher than anticipated by the Biden administration and Federal Reserve officials. The Bureau of Labor Statistics' Producer Price Index rose one percent compared with June, matching the June rise and outpacing the... [Click here for more]   Biden's Summertime Blues: U.S. Economic Confidence Slumped into Negative Territory in July The economic confidence of Americans declined in July, polling by Gallup indicates. Gallup's Economic Confidence Index is now -6, down from +1 in June and back to the negative level registered in... [Click here for more] FOLLOW   Did you receive this email from a friend? Sign up to receive Breitbart Business Digest.

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