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Independent forecasters predict that while there will be a year-over-year uptick in sales, that growth will be more modest.

The European Union needs a critical minerals community to deal with rare earth mineral shortages.

Millions of illegal immigrants residing in the United States have managed to get jobs despite their immigration status.

Homes are too expensive, and people are suffering. If we want to improve home affordability, we must repeal costly green energy regulations.

The House speaker added a cautionary note on affordability, as pressure builds on Trump to deliver tangible economic results swiftly.

The recent SNAP changes mark one of the most significant conservative welfare reform efforts in recent history.

Are illegal immigrants taking jobs from Americans or doing jobs that Americans simply will not do?

Given a divided Fed, Fed Governor Stephen Miran could end up being a critical, or even tiebreaking, vote at the next meeting.

A report from the Bureau of Economic Analysis found that the economy grew at a 3.8% annual rate in the second quarter of this year.

Innovation cannot be decreed by politicians. Innovation happens when politicians get out of the way.