Economy

America’s dangerous breakup with its southern neighbor

Is America on the brink of financial collapse?

Approximately 25,000 Chinese intelligence officers are working in the U.S.

At a time when America should be reducing its spending, Republicans have approved the largest budget ever.

Your paycheck won’t stretch as far when your nation is in a trade war.

Where are the newest sets of tariffs leading?

Donald Trump is accused of starting a trade war. Actually, this war is entering its later, most dangerous stages.

America has been under sustained economic assault for decades.

How Chinese investment can be an offensive weapon

America must wake up: It can no longer borrow enormous amounts of money without shaking financial markets.

Market jitters are a harbinger of things to come.

Will additional debt make America great again?

Failing North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiations are the latest example of America coming into conflict with its largest trading partners.

European and South American negotiators are set to make one of the largest trade deals in history. What will this mean for the relationship between these two political blocs?

Another sign of Europe’s deepening inroads into its sister continent

Bad economic practices herald another crisis.

When the ‘America first’ policy backfires

The United States government will soon be spending more on interest payments than on national defense.

‘Tis the season … to get into more credit card debt.

Most Americans do not have enough saved for retirement, and the government will not be able to support them.

Island’s strongest storm in 90 years leaves behind despair and hysteria.

China’s new financial instrument gives Russia, Iran, Venezuela and other oil exporters the alternative to the petrodollar that they have sought for so long.

This superstorm could cost the United States $160 billion.