It’s a fact that presidents from both parties tend to favor low interest rates. That’s because low interest rates support higher employment and more robust economic growth, both vote-winning issues.

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Fed chair has been in the president’s sights for some time now ...

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Earlier that year, Congress passed the Impoundment Control Act that legislated the president’s use of impoundments into two ...

Core CPI is set to rise to 3% in July, signaling renewed inflation and raising stagflation fears as the economy weakens. Find ...

In choosing a White House insider as governor, Trump has shown he is more interested in central bank influence than in its ...

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Trump approval rating, according to Rasmussen poll (July 30, 2025): The figures include 33% of U.S. voters who "strongly ...

Trump approval rating, according to Rasmussen poll (July 30, 2025): The figures include 33% of U.S. voters who "strongly approve" of the job Trump is doing as president as well as 43% of voters who ...