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Inflation eased more than expected to 2.4 percent pace last month.

The Richmond Free Press, a Black newspaper in Virginia's capital city, ceases publication after three decades.

President Donald Trump signed an order directing the Defense Department to favor electricity derived from coal, expanding his campaign to prop up the fossil fuel.

The Congressional Budget Office reports that President Donald Trump's tariffs have partially offset the deficit costs of the GOP tax law.

The tax agency only recently discovered it improperly disclosed tax information on thousands of the wrong people to immigration enforcement.

The Labor Department's delayed jobs report from January showed an unexpected boost in job opportunities.

Kevin Warsh's push to shrink the $6.6 trillion balance sheet could raise long-term rates, creating tension with the administration over its housing agenda.

In parts of America, even the smallest ponds are "lakes" and tiny streams are "rivers." What gives?

The administration predicts an economic boom that will lift Republicans in November's congressional elections, driven by big tax refunds and investment incentives.

The U.S. Postal Service is home to thousands of historic works of art in post offices nationwide. Hundreds have been lost, sold or destroyed.