U.S. economy lost 23,000 jobs in July, a sudden reversal for the labor market
In a troubling sign for the economy, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said that it revised down the prior two months’ jobs by a combined 103,000.
Trump will not renew USMCA deal, toppling a pillar of global trade stability
The decision was a stark reversal for President Trump, who signed the USMCA in 2018 and called it “the best and most important trade deal ever.”
Why more couples are choosing cruise weddings over traditional ceremonies
As prices for traditional ceremonies climb, some couples are getting creative about where and how they say “I do.” They are going to the open seas.
Kevin Warsh sworn in as Fed chair, but Trump’s rate cuts look increasingly unlikely
Inflation is rising and there is a consensus forming among economists that interest rates should not come down in the near future.
Senate confirms Trump pick Warsh as chairman of the Federal Reserve, following Powell
Kevin Warsh was confirmed Wednesday in a largely party-line vote as the new chair of the Federal Reserve.