Former President Donald Trump keeps trying to microtarget working-class voters, but he’s bidding himself into policy and ...

Jasmine Li is a news associate at The Wall Street Journal.

Corrections & Amplifications for the edition of Sept. 24, 2024 ...

Belatedly, the stock market woke up. What many thought might have been the natural reaction to the Federal Reserve's sharp ...

Falling rates have Wall Street recommending bonds again. But for investors looking to buy debt securities, the options can be bewildering: Treasurys, company bonds or municipal debt? Individual bonds ...

Is the debate over the Federal Reserve’s next move settled or not? On Wednesday, the answer appeared clear. August’s 2.5% annual rise in the consumer-price index seemed mild enough to justify a ...

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The Federal Reserve is expected to start cutting its main interest rate this afternoon, a key shift in its fight against ...

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Neither Vice President Kamala Harris nor former President Donald Trump, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday’s front page, has any proposals to cut the rapidly increasing national debt.