News Above the Noise—Week of August 3, 2025
1. “A Wild Week for the Trump Economy”
This week delivered a dramatic and revealing snapshot of the U.S. economy under the Trump administration. Tariffs are generating billions in government revenue while simultaneously straining both businesses and consumers. Despite the low unemployment rate, cracks are beginning to show in the job market, raising concerns about broader economic stability. With major economic data releases, corporate earnings reports from tech giants, and a key trade deadline looming, the week was expected to be eventful—but it ended up being even more extraordinary than anticipated. Learn more here.
2. How Did Hunger Get So Much Worse in Gaza?
Less food is going into Gaza now than during most other times in the war, despite previous deliveries falling far below what was necessary leading to many going hungry. Now, many in Gaza are facing serious malnutrition while hundreds of Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces while heading towards aid sites. For more on the worsening hunger in Gaza, click here.
3. 5 Tips to Prevent Falls and Avoid Injury
Falls are the leading cause of injury-related death in older U.S. adults and more than 14 million Americans aged 65 or older report falling each year. Thankfully, up to 36% of falls can be prevented simply by implementing evidence-based prevention strategies. To learn more about why falls increase with age and strategies to reduce your risk, click here.
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