U.S. Economy

One issue people have with capitalism is that things sometimes go really wrong, like an Enron or Bernie Madoff situation. However, that’s not a feature of capitalism; that’s fraud.

The U.S. jobless rate is at a 50-year low, but according to the left, the current strong economic outlook is purely coincidental.

Socialism wipes out the risks versus rewards in life, actor Dean Cain said.

The U.S. increased tariffs Friday on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent after trade negotiators from both countries failed to come to an agreement.

The U.S. increased tariffs Friday on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent.

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio says capitalism is at risk unless it changes.

The question, however, remains whether Trump will be able to translate a strong economy into a victory at the ballot box come next November.

Job openings rose to nearly 7.5 million in March, coming off a nine-month low during the previous month.

A key to growing our economy and ensuring American jobs is the Trump administration’s Pledge to America’s Workers, spearheaded by advisor to the president Ivanka Trump.

According to research, 96 percent of American adults shop at the small businesses in their local shopping centers. This is not an accident.

American consumers could begin to feel the effect of the heightened tariffs around the end of May.

For each new steel job created, the average U.S. consumer pays a staggering $900,000.

The Trump administration is preparing to raise existing tariffs on Chinese goods.

The legislation calls for a 15 percent cap on credit card interest rates.

The top 1 percent accounted for about 37.3 percent of all income taxes paid in 2016.

Beijing believed that if the U.S. economy was weakening -- and the U.S.’s resolve alongside it -- the White House would be more willing to cut a deal.

Initial claims, a proxy for layoffs across the U.S., were a seasonally adjusted 228,000.

The deficit in goods with China dropped 16.2% to $20.7 billion, the lowest level since March 2014.

Trump's threat of higher tariffs would escalate the trade war with China to a significant degree.

Beijing says increased tariffs by the U.S. against China will result in "necessary countermeasures."