Barry Eichengreen thinks a recent Supreme Court ruling may give Donald Trump the authority to fire central bankers at will.

The Fed has a dilemma. Inflation, as measured by the CPI, is well on its way to the Fed’s 2% target. And a slowing economy ...

"In reality, the market is as clueless as the Fed," Hu said via phone on Monday. "The market is not currently pricing in any second inflationary impact in the form of a wage-inflation spiral, which ...

He began his second term by brandishing American hard power, threatening Denmark over the control of Greenland, and suggesting he would take back the Panama Canal. He successfully wielded threats of ...

Donald Trump aims to rewrite America’s official history. George Orwell − who wrote, ‘Who controls the past controls the ...

The 48-46 party-line vote hints at partisan rancor and concern by Democrats about deregulation and the central bank’s independence.

The Supreme Court was surely correct in its recent majority decision acknowledging President Trump acted within his authority ...

The Reorganizing Government Act is a longshot in the Senate, but that could change — and so would the separation of powers ...

Originalism, a framework with roots in the segregationist past and funded by right-wing oligarchs, helped lead to Donald ...

But even as the justices eye the major expansion of presidential power, they are taking great care to shield the Fed, rejecting the notion that the court will imperil the institution’s independence.