President Trump highlighted the stronger-than-expected jobs report as a sign the U.S. economy is booming, declaring that it’s “raining jobs.” The U.S. economy added 172,000 jobs in May, handily beating economists’ expectations.

President Donald Trump is facing a clear weakening in public confidence on the economy, with a trio of new national polls pointing to declining support and deepening pessimism among voters. Fresh surveys from AP-NORC,

Inflation has accelerated and economic growth has slowed under President Trump.

Scott Bessent traveled to the Reagan National Economic Forum last week and delivered a message that would have been almost unthinkable from a Republican treasury secretary a decade ago: America got globalization wrong.

There's no question these days that Americans are truly feeling the squeeze right now. With gas prices and the cost of groceries going up, it feels like just about everything is more expensive these days.

More broadly, there's frustration with President Trump's economic approach; neither party is net-positive on its helping with the cost of living; and there's plenty of worry that AI will take jobs, too. A growing number feel opportunities are worse for them than for their parents' generation.

Once a gathering place for Western leaders and investors, Russia’s St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) features a guest list that includes an eclectic mix of American attendees ranging from conservative podcaster Candace Owens,

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent offers an exclusive update on President Donald Trump's Iran strategy, highlighting economic fury and the fragile ceasefire. He also explains the U.S. economy's resilience,

New research finds that ICE raids and deportation fears disrupted local economies, reduced work among undocumented immigrants, and may have hurt some U.S.-born workers too.

President Donald Trump made false claims about the war with Iran, the economy and other subjects during public comments at a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday.