Exploring Trump’s economic strategies and approval ratings amidst changing political landscapes.

Republicans must address affordability to win elections; concerns over prices dominate voter priorities.

Workers are growing tired of an economy in which everything seems to get more expensive.

The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case challenging President Trump’s tariff authority, with the Solicitor General arguing that the tariffs are regulatory and not revenue-raising, despit…

Even a casual look at the actual numbers of our economy refutes the Groypers’ self-defeating, self-pitying doomsaying.

“Explain this economy,” Bill says on Friday. Sure thing, Bill. It’s a bipartisan failure to take on reckless monetary policy that widens the inequality gap.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – October 29, 2025 Powell hints at no rate cut in December, but why cut this week? Yet inflation remains above the Fed’s official 2% target even excluding tariffs. When the Fed chief says inflation would be 2.3%-2.4% without tariffs rather than 2.8% (according to the Fed’s core personal-consumption-expenditure measure), Mr. Powell is admitting...

For decades, the Canadian state has consistently located itself at the vanguard of progress and national excellence.

Setting the stage for a major ruling on presidential power, the Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to decide whether a 1977 federal law giving the president certain emergency powers allowed President Donald Trump to levy tariffs on nearly all goods imported into the United States through a series of executive orders.

The Department of Labor is initiating an investigation into how the Bureau of Labor Statistics collects and reports “closely watched economic data,” according to a letter the department’s Assistant Inspector General for Audit, Laura Nicolosi, sent to Acting BLS Commissioner William Wiatrowski on Wednesday.