Economy

Only one in eight Democrat voters say Congress should prioritize investigating the Trump administration once their party takes control, results of a new national survey of voters reveal.

Some businesses fail, and people lose jobs. So politicians say, “We must protect workers!” Some states expanded the WARN Act, making it harder to lay off workers. But there’s a downside to protection, says economist Allison Schrager. “There is no prosperity, no growth ... no ‘upside’ without risking loss.” Schrager’s new book “Worth the Risk” argues that government protection now makes us less…

On Wednesday’s CNN This Morning, Democratic strategist Antjuan Seawright lectured Republicans that they “did not learn any manners from the election last Tuesday. Seawright then promptly demonstrated his own version of manners by personally attacking and taunting his conservative co-panelist. Seawright accused Terry Schilling [a member of MRC's board] of "political malpractice," essentially…

The electoral damage was done, so CNN commentator Van Jones had no issues going on live TV to cheekily boast how Democrats were able to dupe voters into buying their trumped up messaging on “affordability.”

“This will not end well,” Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) warned Tuesday, explaining how Texas Democrat Governor-Elect Gina Hinojosa’s plan to unilaterally freeze electricity prices employs the socialist tactics that drove Venezuela into ruin.

Politico reported Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney walked away from the USMCA trade deal with the U.S. to influence American midterm elections, potentially harming the Canadian economy to benefit Democrats and weaken Trump. It was headlined “How Canada Inflicted Maximum Midterms Pain on Trump.”

Everything, not just gas, is going to become less affordable, if the radical Democrats elected to Congress on Tuesday put their policies into effect, Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) warned Thursday, commenting on the results of this week’s midterm elections.

The U.S. economy added 165,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in October, blowing past analysts’ predictions and driving down the unemployment rate, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported Friday.

On Thursday, in more post-midterm election fallout, the network morning shows continued to celebrate Democrat wins across the country. After heavily focusing on the economy as an attack point on President Trump and Republicans throughout the election cycle, ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS Mornings touted stock rises on Wednesday and insisted that Democrats have already led to gas prices…

For some reason, Wednesday’s CBS Mornings was live for an intolerable five hours to celebrate their party’s sweep in the midterm elections, airing from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Eastern, with plenty of interviews drooling over their new friends, celebrating other victories, and showing us they’re unconcerned about appearing any different than the show has for years.

As it were a four-year-old at Disneyland or Disney World, ABC’s Good Morning America saw its dreams come true by Wednesday, with Democrats romping to gigantic majorities in Congress and across the country. They were so excited that they could barely hide it in cheering the “blue tsunami” “crash[ing] overnight” to hand down “a decisive message” of “a resounding rebuke” of Trump’s policies and…

Economic activity in the nation’s supply chain enjoyed broad-based improvement in October, a new Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI®) Report reveals.

Illinois’ Democrat Governor, JB Pritzker, spoke out Thursday against a fellow Democrat’s proposal to inflict a so-called “head tax” on employers in Chicago.

The nation’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) continued to outperform economists’ predictions in the third quarter, a report released Thursday by the U.S. Commerce Department reveals.