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Fourth-Quarter GDP Disappoints at 1.4%, Well Below Expectations
The U.S. economy slowed sharply in the fourth quarter of 2025, growing at an annualized rate of... -
Beef Prices Are Likely to Stay High for Years as America’s Cattle Herd Shrinks
Americans are paying more than ever for hamburgers, steaks, and roasts, and industry experts say the high... -
No Relief in Sight: Consumer Sentiment Stalls as Economic Divide Grows Wider
U.S. consumer sentiment remained essentially flat in February 2026, reflecting ongoing frustration with high prices and economic... -
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs — He Fires Back with New 10% Global Tax
The Supreme Court delivered a major setback to President Donald Trump’s trade agenda on February 20, 2026,... -
U.S. Allows Oil Giants to Restart Venezuela Production
The United States is allowing major global oil companies to resume energy production in Venezuela after loosening... -
The Jobless Boom: Why the U.S. Economy Is Growing Fast but Creating Few Jobs
The U.S. economy is experiencing an unusual situation: strong growth in overall wealth and output, but very... -
The Dark Side of AI: Why Wall Street Is Panicking Over Disruption Fears
The recent turbulence in the stock market highlights what some experts call the dark side of AI—the... -
Trump Doubles Down on ‘Clean Beautiful Coal’ as Cornerstone of U.S. Energy Policy
President Donald Trump is once again putting coal at the center of America’s energy strategy. On February... -
The “Super Bowl” of Jobs Reports: Why January 2026’s Numbers Could Change Everything
The first major U.S. jobs report of 2026, covering January employment data, was released on February 11,...
