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The Supreme Court is expected to rule on Learning Resources v. Trump around February 20, a landmark case challenging the legality of IEEPA tariffs. Nearly $89 billion in collected duties hang in the balance.
The US national debt has surged to $38.56 trillion, growing by $6.43 billion per day, as the Congressional Budget Office projects annual interest payments will exceed $1 trillion in 2026.
US auto sales surged to a 16.4 million annualized rate as buyers rush to purchase vehicles before tariff-driven price increases take full effect. Average transaction prices hit $45,880 in January.
Uber posts $14.4 billion in Q4 revenue but misses EPS estimates at $0.71 vs $0.80 expected. Shares drop 5.2% as the company unveils plans to deploy autonomous vehicles in 15 cities by year-end.
From coffee to beef to imported pasta, these six everyday grocery items are facing the steepest price increases in 2026 as tariffs, weather events, and supply shortages converge on American families.
When the delayed January jobs report drops on February 11, the Bureau of Labor Statistics will revise away 911,000 jobs in the largest benchmark adjustment since 2009, reshaping how we understand the labor market.
HELOC and home equity loan rates have fallen to their lowest levels since late 2022, giving homeowners a potentially narrow window to access record housing wealth before rates stabilize.
South Korea's ruling party has pledged to ratify its US trade agreement by end of February after President Trump threatened to raise tariffs from 15% to 25% on automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and other key exports.
California's Digital Financial Assets Law, the federal GENIUS Act stablecoin rules, and expanded bank crypto custody are converging to create the most comprehensive crypto regulatory framework in US history.
President Trump touts tariffs as an economic miracle, but data shows a record $153.3 billion trade deficit, rising consumer prices, and private hiring slowing to just 22,000 jobs in January.
As tech stocks shed trillions and the S&P 500 posts its worst week of 2026, dividend-paying stocks in energy, healthcare, and utilities are outperforming. Here's why income investing is having its moment.
The Department of Government Efficiency has produced the largest peacetime workforce reduction on record, eliminating 270,000 federal positions, yet total government spending continues to rise as entitlement programs dwarf discretionary savings.