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National Debt Tracker: American taxpayers (you) are now on the hook for $40,104,097,482,666.58 as of 10/1/26
The United States' national debt is on track to double over the next three decades amid a rush of spending by the White House and Congress.
October could be a huge month for the stock market. Here's why.
The S&P 500 survived September and now faces a pivotal October as Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft prepare to unveil third-quarter earnings.
Expert reveals US business owners set to bear brunt of Canadian tariff fallout as trade war uncertainty looms
Karan Ramchandani says Trump's import bans on Canadian dairy, alcohol and automobiles could trigger inflation as production costs hit consumers.
Mortgage rates surge to highest level since 2023 as bond yields spike
The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage rose this week to 7.28%, according to the latest Freddie Mac data released Thursday. That is up from last week's reading of 7.03%.
Fed's Warsh cracks down on HQ renovation, taps GSA to lead
Kevin Warsh taps the GSA to take over the Federal Reserve's $2.38 billion renovation after an IG report flagged major cost overruns and delays.
Ford CEO sounds skilled-worker alarm as young technicians tout less debt, job security
Ford CEO Jim Farley sounded an alarm on America's skilled-worker shortage as young technicians reveal why they're choosing trades over traditional paths.
LARRY KUDLOW: In two weeks, Iran may come crashing down
Running out of cash is a bad thing. Running out of worthless cash is an even worse thing
The final verdict is in for the Fed's troubled renovation and Jerome Powell
The Federal Reserve's inspector general released its findings from an investigation into the cost overruns in a Fed renovation project, finding no administrative misconduct.
Strong natural gas production, supplies could ease pressure on winter heating bills
The NGSA winter outlook shows record natural gas supply, but extreme cold weather and near-capacity pipelines remain key risks for consumer prices.
Treasury moves to automatically enroll millions of children in Trump Accounts
New Treasury and IRS rules allow automatic Trump Account enrollment for eligible children while keeping the separate $1,000 federal contribution opt-in.









