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Drug companies raised prices on 872 brand-name medications in January 2026, including all 16 companies that cut deals with the Trump administration. Here's what it means for American families.
The enhanced ACA premium tax credits expired, doubling insurance costs for 22 million Americans. Analysts project 5 million could become uninsured in the largest health coverage disruption since Obamacare launched.
Enhanced ACA tax credits expired January 1, causing average premiums to surge 114% for 20 million subsidized enrollees. Some families face $2,500 monthly bills.
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency eliminated 270,000 federal positions in less than 10 months, the largest peacetime workforce reduction since World War II. Yet federal spending in 2025 exceeded 2024 by $248 billion. Here is why.
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index climbed for the second straight month as Main Street business owners anticipate favorable economic conditions in 2026.
One year after Elon Musk launched the Department of Government Efficiency, an analysis finds federal spending increased despite claimed savings of $214 billion.
Today is the final day to spend 2025 FSA funds for most Americans. With 50% of account holders forfeiting an average of $463 annually, here's what you need to know before midnight.
US auto sales data shows electric vehicle market share dropping to 6.6% in January 2026 while trucks and SUVs surge to 83.1%, reflecting shifting consumer preferences post-tax credit.
JPMorgan analysts warn that businesses absorbed 80% of tariff costs in 2025, but that ratio could flip to 20% as companies finally pass through the $187 billion import tax burden.
Enhanced tax credits that reduced health insurance costs for Affordable Care Act enrollees expired January 1, sending premiums soaring by an average of 114% for subsidized enrollees.
The Department of Government Efficiency eliminated 350,000 federal positions in its first year, the largest peacetime workforce reduction in U.S. history. But total government spending kept climbing, exposing a fundamental misunderstanding about how the federal budget actually works.
The weighted average tariff rate on all US imports has risen to 13.5%, the highest since 1946, after five bilateral trade deals in six weeks. Economists project consumer price increases of 1.4% to 2.2% above baseline.