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It is a political truism that it’s bad to be the president in charge when the economy turns sour. It may be especially bad ...

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In February, the first full month of Trump’s second term, inflation as measured by the consumer price index rose at an annual rate o ...

The mere threat of a trade war unnerved markets, but they now have to cope with the real thing, as U.S. tariff hikes on ...

The fabled "bond vigilantes" and "currency cops" have yet to really push back on Donald Trump's agenda, leaving anxious ...

The libertarian think tank has long criticized the Biden-era energy subsidies as a fiscally reckless example of 'crony ...