Economy - Page 25

June 13, 2026

FIFA World Cup creating ‘economic boom’ for US cities

The ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ hosts discuss how U.S. cities are preparing for the World Cup, anticipating significant economic activity.

June 13, 2026

California guaranteed income advocacy group recommends permanent policy funded by 'dedicated local taxes'

The Economic Security Project, which helped launch over 100 guaranteed income pilots nationwide, wants California to fund a permanent program using taxpayer dollars.

June 12, 2026

Top Trump agency purges over 20 suspected China-linked products from federal marketplace

The SBA is removing nearly two dozen foreign products from its catalogue over concerns China-based companies falsely marketed goods as made in America.

June 12, 2026

LA politicians want to mandate prosperity. The $30 minimum wage proves they can’t

The Olympic Wage policy pushing pay to $30 per hour in Los Angeles could discourage investment and hiring ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics.

June 11, 2026

Trump administration yanks funding from LA homeless agency amid explosive fraud probe: 'Necessary step'

The Trump administration suspended federal funding for Los Angeles' primary homelessness support agency, accusing it of fraud and "wanton mismanagement" of taxpayer dollars.

June 11, 2026

Tariffs cost American manufacturing jobs despite promise of factory boom, new analysis finds

A new report from Advancing American Freedom found manufacturing jobs declined after tariffs were imposed, with researchers concluding the economic impact extended across nearly every sector.

June 11, 2026

Film producer says 'made in America' movies can help revive Hollywood's struggling industry

Hollywood executive Chris Fenton said studios became too reliant on China and now advocates for domestic production with his new film "Bad Counselors."

June 11, 2026

This red state hands Republicans fresh ammunition in the fight over America's economic future

Texas' economy hit $2.9 trillion in 2025, with per-capita output rising to $91,500 per resident even as the state added nearly 419,000 new people.

June 10, 2026

Teachers union facing years of deficits seeks to become Oregon's largest PAC, internal documents show

Oregon's largest teachers union aims to become the state's biggest PAC by 2026, internal documents show, while proposing new member assessments.

June 10, 2026

Vulnerable House Dem's 'reckless spending' on office furniture emerges as midterms heat up

Rep. Don Davis, D-N.C., expensed over $40,000 in taxpayer-funded payments to a furniture company for refurbishing his district office in 2023.