Two recent surveys allow us to see how different groups view the question of Trump’s responsibility for the economy ... is an expert on domestic policy, political campaigns, and elections.

So the news on Wednesday that the nation’s gross domestic product had contracted in the first three months of the year was a sharp political jolt as well as a blinking economic warning.

And although the US economy has been extraordinarily resilient, it’s normal to see cycles of growth and decline in a capitalist nation. The report is more important for its political and ...

What about the rest of the economy? Analysts say consumption and investment likely slowed, but did not reverse. “The story, in our view, is one of a US economy that exited the first quarter on ...

It’s looking like the first assessment of the economy for President Donald Trump’s second administration is going to look shaky. And his allies are already trying to move the goalposts.

President Trump is changing his tune on the economy, suggesting Americans should buy less and will probably pay more and bear ...

Economists say such a move would be “nonsensical” and could erode confidence in U.S. economic data ... “It’s not a good look if a political appointee is trying to fit the data to a ...

The Independent is trusted by Americans across the entire political spectrum ... after the Labor Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis found that the American economy shrank by 0.3 percent ...

It’s not just state responses to the tariffs that will create instability. The unilateral application of tariffs, and resulting economic and political fallout, will significantly increase the number ...

It is now a tradition in the United States Congress that whenever the new national budget and the national debt limit come ...

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