Senator Elizabeth Warren asked Jamieson Greer what he was doing to get tariff reimbursements back to Americans.

Donald Trump is preparing to impose more tariffs on foreign nations.

Affordability isn’t the only problem. People aren’t making enough money. Here’s what some progressives want to do about it.

As food prices tick up and more Americans turn to credit cards to make ends meet, the indirect effects of the war in Iran could lead to families losing their financial stability.

Blue state leaders want to mitigate the harms of Trump’s budget bill. But will cleaning up another Republican mess only serve to let the GOP off the hook?

The Trump administration is prepared to cancel any federal grants that don’t fit its agenda.

A close look at Trump’s latest financial disclosure reveals how he turned tariffs into a get-rich-quick scheme.

With the Supreme Court allowing the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, national and local economies could feel the sting.

His investments make money even when his ventures fail!

Donald Trump is trampling over agreements with the U.S.’s closest neighbors and allies.

A growing number of blue states are passing laws banning them. It’s time for the party’s leaders to follow suit.

Franchising is usually a racket. Now it will be more of one.

The Supreme Court has dealt a major blow to Trump’s revenge quests, as well as his attempt to control the Federal Reserve.

The letter organized by moderate Representative Tom Suozzi praises capitalism—but somehow forgets to name the biggest enemy of any decent capitalism.

The president seems surprised that gas prices haven’t magically returned to normal.

GOP lawmakers are pushing forward a bill to repeal a vital shell company database—completely undoing the biggest anti-kleptocracy step forward the U.S. has seen in decades.

Tech bosses aren’t making gaffes—they’re signaling to investors that they’re eager to make cuts, and boost share prices, even if it hurts some feelings along the way.

The president boasted about stock increases and falling oil prices, which are only happening because he finally admitted defeat.

The interview did not go well for the vice president.

As a disruptive new nuclear power project embeds itself in Parsons, Kansas, residents are divided on whether it’s worth the potential risk.