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The Supreme Court is reviewing the legality of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, a challenge that could force refunds of tariff revenue and strip the president of sweeping trade authority.
US retail sales for December 2025 were flat at 0.0%, significantly missing the 0.4% forecast. The signal of consumer exhaustion arrives just before Friday's critical GDP and PCE release.
DOGE engineered the largest peacetime federal workforce reduction in US history. But government outlays rose by $423 billion in the same period. Here's why cutting workers doesn't cut spending.
With the 30-year mortgage at 5.87% and home equity at $17.3 trillion, this may be the best opportunity for homebuyers and refinancers in three years. Here's what you need to know before it closes.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins' Project Crypto initiative marks the end of the enforcement-era approach to digital assets, opening institutional capital markets to blockchain and creating a fundamentally new investment landscape.
Before Walmart reports Q4 earnings Thursday, a look at how the $500 billion retailer executed a stunning pivot to attract high-income shoppers and build a high-margin digital empire alongside its store network.
Mizuho upgraded Palantir to outperform with a $195 price target as the company received DISA Provisional Authorizations covering all four major platforms and expanded AI partnerships.
The Trump administration is preparing to scale back steel and aluminum tariffs on hundreds of consumer goods, signaling a pragmatic shift in trade policy after a year of rising household costs.
The SBA has blocked green card holders from accessing SBA-backed loans and tightened credit standards, fundamentally changing who can access the $30 billion federal small business lending program.
While tech stocks cratered and AI names gave back gains, dividend ETFs have quietly outperformed the S&P 500 since November. Here's why the passive income trade is the smartest portfolio move of 2026.
The ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 52.6 in January 2026, its first expansionary reading in twelve months, as output surged and new orders recovered. But rising input prices driven by tariffs are creating a new threat to the fragile revival.
The University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index sits at 57.3, a 12-year low, while a 50-point political confidence gap — the widest ever recorded — is fracturing the economic picture and complicating forecasts for consumer spending.