Connecticut recently instituted new rules on restaurants in the state. Gov. Ned Lamont says it may be the only thing between his state and another lockdown.
Voter surveys revealed a marked difference in how voters saw the economy compared with the last time Donald Trump stood for office in 2016.
If we are in for another Trump wave, Republican pollster Frank Luntz has a list of 4 states to watch tonight for the first signs of it.
The final wave of pre-election polls again shows Joe Biden in a commanding position. But the data also continues to demonstrate President Trump’s enduring support when the question turns to the economy.
Few governors in the country – outside of Michigan – have gotten the president's attention in recent months as much as Kate Brown in Oregon.
Biden's Republican supporters keep talking about a third party in 2021 either as a check on Democrats or a rejection of Trump in a second term.
The 20 richest Americans have all made billions in 2020. An area where they diverge is how they are using the wealth and power in the final stages of the 2020 presidential race.
Emmanuel Acho, an analyst for Fox Sports, made clear that the NFL’s work to adapt to social change is far from done.
One thing Bill Gates is thinking about these days is using the never-ending stimulus negotiations to help vaccinate the poorest countries in the world against COVID-19.
A big reason for Monday's stock selloff, according to Gary Cohn, is the “100% percent probability” that we are not going to have fiscal stimulus before an election.
“It's certainly not helpful, but that's something that I really don't think I should be wringing my hands about,” Dr. Anthony Fauci said at Yahoo Finance's All Markets Summit regarding President Trump's attacks on him.
The stimulus negotiations have focused this week on a series of self-imposed 48-hour deadlines. Douglas Holtz-Eakin has been involved in the highest levels of Congressional negotiations over the years and isn’t paying the ever shifting goalposts any mind.
The 2020 has featured an exception number of promises to manufacturing workers as Donald Trump and Joe Biden battle for a thin slice of undecided voters in states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
The first look at the third-quarter GDP numbers is due on October 29 and President Trump could be relying on it for a final boost.
Medicare’s main trust fund was in trouble before the pandemic hit. Now the ongoing recession is squeezing the program from both ends and Trump administration plan has made the program’s finances even more strained.
The so-called F.A.A.M.G. stocks have been the target of Washington DC’s ire all year. But Microsoft - no stranger to Congressional inquiries in years past - has largely managed to escape the glare.
Americans may not be optimistic about where things are headed in the coming months but they suggest they might be willing to put some additional money towards improving things.
This summer, Yahoo Finance and the Harris Poll surveyed Americans on the eve of the political conventions about how they expected things to stand in three months. This past weekend we followed up and the numbers were even worse.
Does a contested election have the ability to change the direction an economy is headed in already? The limited evidence suggests not.
A White House aide laid out the September jobs report and the “good news in there” that he says many analysts and traders aren’t seeing.
On Tuesday night, Donald Trump and Joe Biden once again zeroed in on a sector of the economy that is getting plenty of attention this campaign cycle: manufacturing in the Midwest.
According to Forbes, Donald Trump is currently the 1056th richest person in the world, with a net worth of $2.5 billion. But this week’s blockbuster story from The New York Times has led some to ask if the president actually is a billionaire.
Over the years, President Trump’s twitter feed has featured message slamming others for not paying taxes, bragging about how rich he is, criticizing those paying taxes overseas, and even claiming he pays “more taxes in one year than you pay in your entire life”.
During her two years in Congress, Rep. Katie Porter has made a name for herself as one of the banking industry’s biggest critics. But she doesn’t necessarily think all banks and their CEOs are bad.
Katie Porter came to Washington in 2018 and quickly gained attention for using Congressional hearings to take Trump’s appointees and CEOs down a notch. But there’s one person the California Congresswoman says she isn’t eager to question: President Trump.
