In our news wrap Friday, economic data shows inflation is easing at the start of the year, the Trump administration is suing ...

Solid jobs data and a soft inflation reading for January are welcome news for President Trump. But the bigger economic ...

While the reading was cooler than expected, consumers still saw higher costs for computers, ​appliances​ and hospital care.

Friday's report showed that inflation in January dipped to 2.4% on an annual basis, a shade below economists' forecasts of 2.5%.

Among those respondents worried about the economy, inflation emerged as the dominant issue, cited by 47% as their top concern. The cost of housing ranks second at 29% while retirement savings concerns ...

A key measure of inflation fell to nearly a five-year low last month as apartment rental price growth slowed and gas prices ...

The consumer price index eased in January but inflation was still elevated for many consumer necessities, economists said.

In the second and third quarters of 2025, the U.S. economy grew at its fastest pace in two years. Those growth rates were not "numbers unheard of," or figures the U.S. "never had" before, as President ...

Kevin Warsh might try to cut interest rates despite inflation concerns given AI-driven productivity gains. Three economic concepts may shape Fed policy in 2026-2027 ...

Administration officials are predicting an economic boom that will lift Republican prospects in the November congressional elections.