According to the Dallas Fed survey and reports from steel, auto, and airline suppliers, the Trump administration's chaotic tariff policy is causing US manufacturers to pause investments and lay off wo...

The primary source of economic frustration for many Americans is that housing prices in many markets have risen much faster than incomes, with home prices increasing from 2x median income to as high a...

The concentration of high-end semiconductor manufacturing in Taiwan represents a significant geopolitical risk that markets are not well-equipped to price, justifying government intervention like the ...

The pro-growth "Abundance" agenda has been well-received by some Democratic politicians, with Senator Cory Booker citing it, Governor Kathy Hochul recommending it to her staff, and Representative Rich...

Over 60% of Americans are invested in the stock market, meaning that a significant market decline directly reduces the wealth of the majority of the population.

Rising employer-side healthcare insurance premiums consume a significant portion of employee compensation growth, making workers feel like they are not getting a raise even when their total compensati...

Historically, a stock market decline of 10% or more has almost always anticipated a recession, as seen in the early 1990s, 2007, and 2020.

US housing policy shifted in the 1960s and 1970s due to a combination of new exclusionary zoning laws, the rise of "adversarial legalism" empowering individuals to sue to stop construction, and new en...

The uncertainty and constant changes in the Trump administration's tariff policy make it impossible for companies with global supply chains, like Boeing, to make long-term investment or reshoring deci...

Donald Trump has threatened to discard the Chips and Science Act, a policy enacted by the Biden administration to subsidize the domestic semiconductor industry for national security reasons.