This could be the beginning of the end of the Federal Reserve’s independence.

One economist said 2025 was the worst year for hiring, outside a recession, since 2003.

The administration added new strings for states to receive funding. This could have ripple effects for all households, not just those with low-income children.

He’s finally started to acknowledge the struggles of ordinary Americans, but he’s incapable of staying focused on them.

Conservatives once promoted cost-benefit analysis to check the administrative state—until it got better at measuring the huge benefits of regulation.

Not even Fox can defend Donald Trump’s economic policies anymore.

Donald Trump’s commerce secretary spiraled trying to defend the president’s claims.

Job data in 2025 is looking pretty bleak.

Who knew so many Republicans would support union rights—in defiance of Trump, no less?

More Americans are suffering from economic woes, and Donald Trump is losing support.

Donald Trump is pushing fake statistics on the economy as people struggle with daily purchases.

The president’s disastrous affordability rally merely reraises the question: How could anyone have fallen for his campaign promises in the first place?

Jerome Powell says the economy probably isn’t as good as the U.S. government claims.

The mayor-elect is about to inherit a messy bankruptcy affecting thousands of rent-stabilized New Yorkers. He’s also inheriting a growing tenants’ movement ready to fight back.

This was supposed to be a rally on affordability.

Democrats are running on fixing it. Trump is running from it. But what does this year’s political buzzword really mean?

The American people aren’t buying Donald Trump’s favorite excuse anymore.

Donald Trump doesn’t want to talk about people’s shrinking budgets this holiday season.

Donald Trump announced new tariffs.

Representative Brian Fitzpatrick, who represents a swing district, knows his party is headed the wrong way.