U.S. Economy

Revenue for the month sank as a result of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which slashed taxes both for individuals and corporations.

"Skyrocketing" wages and sentiment is proof that Trump’s growth agenda is working, White House adviser says.

From Whole Foods prices to household staple, Americans wallets are getting hit.

However, the Democrats and the media do not want the president re-elected.

FOX Business’ Stuart Varney weighs in on the Green New Deal.

While the rhetoric of the left has sought to portray the Republican tax cuts as a negative for the middle class, nothing could be further from the truth.

Overall, household debt increased by $32 billion to $13.54 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2018.

The Labor Department said on Wednesday its Consumer Price Index last month was held down by cheaper gasoline.

People tended to categorize gasoline as a household item more important than major expenses, like health care and savings.

The plan would overhaul the existing system to ensure U.S. businesses can attract and retain the necessary foreign talent.

We know it is the economy that will eventually take the fall, while most of these politicians will be retired.

Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison previously said the initiative could become one of the state’s “great embarrassments.”

FOX Business’ Stuart Varney says identity politics is coming home to roost in the Democratic Party.

The plan backed by Rubio encourages domestic investment by making full and immediate expnsing permanent "as a way to discourage companies from pursuing share repurchases."

The billionaire businessman does believe there are other ways to make the tax code more progressive without “threatening income generation.”

The potential loss to the community and the state isn't small.

America is a culture forged by an ethic, not a common background. Immigrants from all over the world came here to seek opportunity, not government benefits.

There is a divide on how U.S. consumers are feeling these days.

Here’s more fuel for an already lit market while Europe and Japan head into recession and China heads south.

Most people expect to be financially worse off in one year, a new survey shows.