Economy

Khanna, 47, a Harris surrogate, says he's open to a job in her potential Cabinet as he tours the country, makes allies in early primary and swing states and flirts with a White House bid of his own.

Romona Smith, 20, works nearly full time to put herself through school in Nashville. “There wasn’t really a time where I haven’t worked for more than two weeks.”

A summer packed with value meals and e-commerce deals has kept shoppers opening their wallets — and powering the economy as inflation cools.

The report comes with markets paying close attention to which way the Fed is headed on monetary policy.

Nancy Breland, 72, is trying to figure out how to cope with rising prices, including for home insurance.

Consumer spending helped propel growth, as did contributions from private inventory investment and nonresidential fixed investment.

Home prices, interest rates, availability and more factor into our new metric, updated monthly, that gauges how difficult it is to buy a home where you live.

With many earning under $200 a month, the ruling party's power looks vulnerable ahead of the country's presidential election.

Many on Wall Street are scratching their heads about why the inverted yield curve has been so wrong this time, and whether it’s a sign of economic danger.

Consumers are increasingly holding off on applying for new mortgages and credit cards, a Philadelphia Fed report finds.

With the Venezuelan presidential election looming, workers say their salaries haven't caught up with prices, despite lowest inflation rates in years.