109 articles in the Economy category.
By Tommy Flynn
By enforcing "Gold Standard Science" and prioritizing efficient recipients, the EO ensures taxpayer dollars build American prosperity, not fund radical nonsense or foreign threats.
By Tommy Flynn
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, in appearances on NBC's "Meet the Press" and "Fox News Sunday," pointed to these revisions as concrete proof of incompetence or worse.
By RWTNews Staff
The market’s surge comes on the heels of positive economic signals. A better than expected second-quarter GDP report underscored the strength of the U.S. economy, defying fears of tariff-related slowdowns.
By Tommy Flynn
Trump's restraint comes amid a stormy relationship with Powell, whom he appointed in 2018 but quickly criticized for hiking rates during his first term, which Trump argued stifled economic growth.
By RWTNews Staff
In Harrisburg on Monday, the Strike Force's executive director Joanna Doven spoke to the urgency of the moment, echoing state leaders including Gov. Josh Shapiro and Sen. Dave McCormick’s aspirations to make Pennsylvania a leader in a new era of technology.
By Brett Rowland
Democrat-led states and five small businesses challenged Trump's authority under the 1977 law. A lower court tossed the tariffs, saying Trump overstepped.
By Caroline Boda
Trump warned of economic retaliation against Brazil earlier this month due to what he dubbed a political “witch hunt” against his ally and former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.
By RWTNews Staff
From 2013 to 2023, blue states like California lost $102 billion in adjusted gross income (AGI), New York shed $111 billion, Illinois dropped $63 billion, New Jersey $31 billion, and Massachusetts $19 billion, per IRS migration reports.
By Brett Rowland
President Donald Trump pushed ahead Monday with his plan to reshape the global economy to give U.S. companies an advantage during talks with the United Kingdom and China after reaching a deal with the European Union on Sunday.
By Benjamin Yount
In a poll released earlier this month by Libertas Network with a specific question from The Center Square regarding data centers, most U.S. voters oppose having data centers built in their community and even more oppose the data centers if tax incentives are awarded to have them built.
By RWTNews Staff
The NBER study, authored by economists Jeffrey Clemens, Olivia Edwards, and Jonathan Meer, found that California’s fast-food sector contracted by 3.2% from September 2023 to September 2024, while national fast-food employment grew by 0.1%.
By RWTNews Staff
The U.S. has reaped significant revenue from these tariffs, with estimates suggesting over $100 billion annually in new revenue, bolstering federal coffers and supporting Trump’s goal of economic self-reliance.