61% Of Americans Say They’re Cutting Back On Groceries

A new New York Times report says 61% of Americans have had to cut back on groceries, a blunt sign that household budgets are still under pressure. That kind of strain is what happens when prices stay sticky and wages fail to keep pace with real-world costs. For families, the debate over “economic resilience” means little if the weekly grocery bill keeps forcing painful tradeoffs. Read more about this...