Tariffs may have cost US economy thousands of jobs monthly, Fed analysis reveals
A new Fed study estimates tariffs cost the U.S. economy 19,000 jobs per month in 2025, potentially raising unemployment by 0.1 percentage points.
LARRY KUDLOW: Do not listen to the Schumer open border crowd
Democrats want to change immigration laws as the price of a CR deal to avoid a shutdown
Middle-income Americans struggling to keep up as living costs weigh on paychecks, survey says
Middle-income Americans are continuing to face financial strain as 68% say their income isn't keeping up with rising costs, according to a new quarterly survey.
Bessent says Trump Accounts reach 1 million sign-ups after White House summit
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent credits rapper Nicki Minaj during Thursday's Cabinet meeting for the rapid growth in the program aimed at giving newborn Americans a financial head start. (Credit: Pool)
Trump reveals when next Fed chair will be announced
'The Big Money Show' panel breaks down the Federal Reserve rate decision and President Donald Trump revealing when the next Federal Reserve chair will be announced.
Some Social Security beneficiaries to receive payments early for February and March
The Social Security Administration shifts SSI benefit disbursements when the first of the month falls on weekends or federal holidays to ensure beneficiaries have money for bills.
American Airlines plans to resume nonstop service to Venezuela
American Airlines announced plans Thursday to reinstate nonstop flights between the U.S. and Venezuela once it gets government approval.
Here's how much Trump Account balances could grow over time
New "Trump Accounts" offer tax-advantaged savings for children with a $1,000 government seed money. Parents can contribute up to $5,000 annually to these accounts.
Trump touts ‘explosive’ economic growth, says GDP could have hit 7% without Democrat shutdown
‘The Big Money Show’ panel discusses new polling on voter anxiety over inflation, President Donald Trump’s approval rating and whether economic gains are breaking through to Americans’ wallets.
Homebuyers are backing out of deals at fastest pace in nearly a decade
Romer Debbas managing partner Pierre Debbas joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to explain why homebuyers are canceling deals at record levels, how affordability and job fears are killing urgency and why NYC real estate remains active.
GM pours millions into boosting wages, skills training for workers as major vehicle launches near
General Motors invests tens of millions of dollars into a Kansas plant to boost worker wages and skills ahead of three major vehicle launches this year.
Trump calls Fed’s Powell a ‘moron’ after central bank holds interest rates steady
President Donald Trump slammed Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell after the central bank held interest rates steady, calling him a "moron" on Truth Social.
If 2026 is a strong economic year, Trump and Republicans have a 'real chance' in midterms: Byron York
Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York and 2Way editor-in-chief Mark Halperin analyze the GOP’s midterm strategy and the 2026 economic outlook on 'Kudlow.'
Powell says Americans forced to 'economize' as stubborn inflation squeezes household budgets
Fed Chair Jerome Powell reveals American consumers are struggling and looking to "economize" purchases amid stubborn inflation, as central bank holds rates steady.
LARRY KUDLOW: Mr. Trump, please give us a transformational Fed
The Fed models are wrong. Growth does not cause inflation. It is time for a transformational Fed
Jerome Powell offers advice for next Fed chair, addresses his future at central bank
Jerome Powell advises his successor to stay out of politics and work with Congress as the Fed chair discusses his future at the central bank during a news conference Wednesday.
Airlines increase flights at major US airport as rivalry heats up – what it means for travelers
United Airlines announced a record 750 daily flights at Chicago's O'Hare airport this summer, outpacing American Airlines in a heated competition for airport dominance.
Some retirement savers lose a key tax break under new IRS rule
New IRS rule affects high-income earners making 401k catch-up contributions. Workers earning $150,000+ must now use Roth accounts, losing tax deductions.
Popular drugs added to Medicare price negotiation program: What it means for Americans
Medicare selected Botox and Trulicity among 15 high-cost drugs for price negotiations under new federal authority, with lower prices expected in 2028.
Dagen McDowell: This is a 'liberal policy of poverty'
'The Big Money Show' panel examines California's policies as President Trump considers capping state fuel tax and ordering a federal takeover of wildfire rebuilding.