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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell is resisting President Donald Trump's calls for lower interest rates, saying the Fed should not take debt and deficits into account.

In a change from its previous stance, the agency will process complaints filed by transgender workers, although they will be subject to a heightened review.

Fresh off passage of the "One Big Beautiful Bill," some anti-tax advocates hope to push the administration to change how taxable capital gains are calculated.

The president was following through on an earlier statement that he would target a key metal used for semiconductors, lithium-ion batteries and more.

Trump announced the United States would impose new tariffs on imports from several additional countries as part of his drive to reduce the trade deficit and promote fair trade.

The ruling could usher in a more professionalized round of layoffs, compared to the erratic rush of firings carried out by Elon Musk's U.S. DOGE Service.

The rule, unveiled by the Federal Trade Commission in the Biden era, would have made it easier to cancel subscriptions and was due to be enforced from July 14.

Sales are like a sugar addiction for consumers. Instead of chasing promotions, look for strategies to reduce your spending.

The changes were secured by congressional Republicans who represent high-tax states.