U.S. Economy

The percent decline was the largest in eight months, and bad weather could have contributed to the sharp drop in homebuilding last month.

The market is now looking ahead to weekly data on U.S. crude inventories.

The agency is prepared to take further action to address an increase in “higher-risk credit characteristics” within its mortgage portfolio.

President Trump tells FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo that Federal Reserve policies have impeded economic growth.

Stephen Moore previously called on Chairman Jerome Powell to resign.

A combination of seasonal factors and OPEC production cuts are causing prices to tick higher.

It was the worst day for U.S. stocks since Jan. 3, 2019.

As the renowned Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises noted, government action often produces unintended consequences that result in problems greater than the ones the actions were meant to solve.

An executive order aims to hold colleges more accountable.

Earnings potential in some careers may not be enough to offset the required education costs.

JPMorgan Chase chief economist Anthony Chan responds to fears of a global slowdown.

The White House Council of Economic Advisers credit the Trump administration's policies for recent economic growth.

In a move that was widely expected, policymakers at the U.S. central bank unanimously agreed to leave interest rates unchanged.

Agriculture accounts for 20 percent of Nebraska’s gross domestic product in 2018.

The suit alleges anti-competitive practices that have resulted in artificially high commission levels.

Specific details from the document have largely been kept secret, even from lawmakers.

For many homebuyers, 2019 might prove to be a better year for buying.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is due to hold a press conference half an hour after the release of the policy statement.

Currently, more than 70 cities in Nebraska have issued emergency declarations, while more than a dozen states have issues flood watches and warnings.

Early session gains were pared after a Bloomberg report that Chinese officials have expressed disappointment over the level of assurances Washington is giving that tariffs imposed on their exports will be lifted.