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Republicans are reframing their messaging on the economy after Democrats overperformed on affordability in this year's elections.

The Trump administration is taking a well-deserved victory lap on GDP growth. But several economic alarm bells are still ringing.

This year, Trump's New Year's resolutions should include pressing the gas pedal on immigration, sane foreign policy, and lowering costs.

Republicans traditionally hold the advantage in voters' opinions on how they handle the economy.

The Democratic Party may be attacking President Donald Trump on affordability, but its solutions would only raise prices.

From the passage of landmark tax legislation to Trump's sweeping tariff agenda, here is a look at the top economic stories of 2025.

Gas prices keep dropping providing even more relief at the pumps for Americans this Christmas.

Oil prices are likely to fall in 2026 but are unlikely to collapse. Supply-demand metrics will remain stable.

The acceleration in GDP growth should give the Trump administration room to breathe as it confronts poor approval ratings on the economy.

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) chose not to use COVID-19 stimulus funds to pay back unemployment insurance loans, and businesses are paying the price.