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Joseph Zeballos-RoigNew Republic |
At least 2,000 companies have sued the Trump administration in hope of landing refunds. They shouldn't bet on getting their money back anytime soon
Trump's assault on the Federal Reserve is stalling on multiple fronts, and could end up keeping Powell at the Fed even after his term as chair ends
The context you need, when you need it When news breaks, you need to understand what actually matters — and what to do about it. At Vox, our mission...
Putting the Jones Act on the table is the latest sign that the White House is feeling the political heat to address rising gas prices
The U.S.–Israel war with Iran has rattled global energy markets, pushing oil prices sharply higher and disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz
Platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket are facing bipartisan backlash as lawmakers warn that prediction markets are monetizing state secrets
AI firms including Anthropic and OpenAI are mobilizing political groups to pour at least $150 million into elections this year
The Supreme Court tariff ruling set off a blitz of lawsuits — which now number 2,000 and counting. The fate of the refunds, however, is another story
Anthropic has pressed for assurances its Claude AI won't be engaged in mass surveillance of Americans or used in autonomous weapons without human...
OpenAI and Anthropic are raising enormous sums of campaign cash and mobilizing to leave a mark on the November midterm elections
Anthropic has pressed for assurances its AI won't be engaged in mass surveillance of Americans or used in autonomous weapons that don't require human...
Many Americans are souring on the president's handling of the economy with grocery prices and electricity bills stubbornly high
Some major tech companies are taking steps to finance their own power generation so Americans don't get stuck with the bill from new AI data centers
The rest of the government has been funded through Sept. 30. That includes the Federal Aviation Administration within the Department of...
Trump's tariffs amount to self-inflicted blows that will drag down the economy, according to a new CBO report
The tariffs are broadly unpopular: A new analysis shows they amounted to a $1,000 tax hike on Americans last year
The comments reflect the enormous pressure that Warsh may be under from the White House if he's ultimately confirmed by the Senate
Builders and manufacturers are wary about their future spending, while automakers are increasingly stung after making big bets on electric vehicles
Analysts are expecting the latest batch of jobs data to show employers adding jobs at a tepid pace
The dollar has shed more than 10% of its value since Trump re-entered the Oval Office. The president says the weaker currency is "great"
"That is up to the president," Bessent said, as senators grilled him on Trump's treatment of the Fed — and Powell's successor
Critics argue the change brushes aside a law that provided job protections for career employees while limiting at-will employment to political...
Endless trade wars and Trump's demands for Greenland have stirred debate around the consequences of a "fire sale" of U.S. bonds
After its deadly raid, the U.S. is in position to control Venezuelan oil supplies and dictate the terms under which it is pumped and sold
For now, the agency is forced to suspend data collection until Congress restores its funding which lapsed on January 30
Barclays and Morgan Stanley forecast two rate cuts this year. Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve last week
A belligerent style of American foreign affairs has fostered a uniquely unpredictable environment likely to scare off U.S. oil and gas companies
Warsh will find it hard to deliver on Trump's demand for lower interest rates. He has also endorsed slashing the Fed balance sheet
The pick elevates a policymaker who developed a reputation for his hawkish views on inflation. Warsh has aligned with Trump in criticizing the Fed
A new lawsuit could mark the start of a gloves-off confrontation between Trump and Wall Street executives
Trump's salvo followed the Fed's decision to keep borrowing costs level in its first meeting of 2026
The U.S. dollar has new competition as gold reaches new trading highs
Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase joined in as the president pulled out all the stops to promote his namesake investment accounts for newborns
The 2026 tax season is kicking off, and a watchdog warns that taxpayers face new challenges due to Trump's steep cuts
Business leaders have largely sidestepped political conflict to avoid antagonizing the White House. A new letter could signal a change
The Fed is on a path for its independence to be reaffirmed sometime this year, as policymakers gather to decide interest rates for the first time in...
A new lawsuit from the president and his businesses accuses JPMorgan Chase of "debanking" Trump in 2021 following the Jan. 6 insurrection
Finalists include Kevin Hassett, a White House economic aide; Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor; and Christopher Waller, a current Fed governor
The annual confab of world leaders and CEOs provided a scenic Alpine backdrop to Trump and his flamethrower a year after he re-entered the Oval Office
Up until now, no president has attempted to fire Federal Reserve officials since the central bank was established in 1913
Trump devoted much of his Davos address to a meandering case for buying Greenland, which he twice confused with Iceland
Researchers say Americans are overwhelmingly "footing the bill" for tariffs, as Trump brandishes them in a bid to seize Greenland
Trump has besieged the central bank in recent months in an attempt to bring it more under his control
Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh's stock is now rising again following the Trump DOJ's probe into Fed chair Powell
The White House has another idea to blunt Americans' concerns that everyday life has gotten too expensive: mortgaging their future
Trump has been on an acquisition spree, taking direct stakes in 14 companies spanning steel, rare earth minerals, semiconductors, and more
The long-maligned Export-Import Bank could serve a key role in Trump's push to drum up private-sector financing for Venezuela's oil sector
The U.S. government sold its first tranche of Venezuelan crude, valued at $500 million. Experts point to a lack of details about ongoing transactions
Stable governance, rule of law, operational security, physical safety, and long-term investment certainty are key factors
Oil firms aren't inclined to commit long-term capital to restart drilling in Venezuela while oil is trading at lower prices
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