Economic numbers show it's "morning again in America" after Covid and Trump Coupvid but President Biden's 33% approval rating shows America has not yet woken up to that.

Even JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said last month the US economy “looks more like the 1970s than we’ve seen before,” and that stagflation is a growing risk.

Trump seizes on Fed rate cut to open new line of attack on economy. Trump attributed the rate reduction to either a "very bad" economy or to the Fed's "playing politics" to help Democrats.

Strange market logic shows why good news for the economy can be bad news for stocks. Some investors want to see growth and employment falter so the Fed cuts interest rates.

If you talk to most Americans, the economy feels bad. Post-pandemic economic malaise and anger over inflation were major contributing factors to why incumbent political parties lost their ...

Bush, too, blamed the media for a hyper-focus on negative news about the economy, and a lack of focus on positive economic trends. And there are lessons from 1992 that can apply to the 2024 race ...

A majority of Americans think that the U.S. economy is heading in the wrong direction, according to an exclusive poll for Newsweek, with many blaming Joe Biden's economic agenda—Bidenomics—for it.

The 61% of Californians expecting bad times is an improvement from the 68% found in June’s polling. In fact, this latest result is the lowest level of bad-time vibes going back 10 polls to a 57% ...

To hear Republican presidential candidates describe the US economy, you’d think it was in a deep recession, with growth and productivity choked off by President Joe Biden’s policies.

Bad economy brings more homeless pets. Pioneer Press. Sun, February 9, 2025 at 6:08 AM UTC. 6 min read. Leah Shaffer of the Eden Prairie News reports: ...

According to a new Fox News poll, Americans' views on the economy are going from bad to worse as inflation continues to be a top concern.

Here’s why deflation is bad news for the economy. When prices go down, it’s generally considered a good thing—at least when it comes to your favorite shopping destinations.