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The news welcome for Trump, who can tout the growth even as voters complain about lingering concerns about inflation and affordability.

In rail safety, as elsewhere, the only approach that works is to focus on real results rather than on simply showing that you are doing something.

Trump's 10% APR cap has supporters in Congress and the White House as his administration looks to lower prices.

Trump inherited the worst inflationary crisis in half a century, but he's pulling off our first, undeniable soft landing since World War II.

Trump cited last month's inflation report, which last week found consumer prices in January rose year-over-year by 2.4%.

It's less that voters broadly dislike the overall economy, and more that younger people are being crushed by government-regulated housing.

Anduril is making waves as a defense contractor that is disrupting the market and delivering for U.S. security.

Republicans want Trump to hit affordability hard while acknowledging immigration blunders and avoiding gloating about past elections.

North Carolina didn't become the top destination for the American dream overnight -- its economic turnaround dates back more than two decades.

The president praised what he described as a powerhouse economy, powerful military, secure borders, and low crime rates.