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The number of new jobs created August is expected to rebound and knock the unemployment rate back down to an 18-year low, but even a disappointing report would do little to dampen the optimism about a scorching U.S. economy. Here’s what to watch in Friday’s monthly employment report.

The downside to the Trump tax cuts is that there is less help from the federal government to cushion the next adverse shock, said Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren, in a new paper.

President Donald Trump mentioned the “i-word” at a Republican rally in Montana on Thursday night — and said it will be non-voters’ fault if he ends up getting impeached.

Brazil’s far-right presidential candidate, Jair Bolsonaro, was stabbed during campaigning Thursday as tensions ran high ahead of the country’s most unpredictable election in decades.

Rudy Giuliani said President Donald Trump will not answer any questions from special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation concerning possible obstruction of justice, the Associated Press reported late Thursday.

Support candidates who show the same basic respect for others that you do for family, friends, and colleagues, writes Chris Edelson.

A gunman opened fire at a bank in downtown Cincinnati on Thursday morning, killing three people and injuring five others before being shot dead by police, officials said.

The U.S. announced charges against a North Korean operative in connection with cyberattacks including the 2014 Sony Pictures hack and a global ransomware attack last year, intensifying pressure against a cyber army that has morphed into one of the world’s most sophisticated hacking operations.

President Donald Trump thanked North Korea’s leader for his “unwavering faith” in him on Thursday, as he suggested a trade fight with Japan was coming and prepared to head to Montana for a “Make America Great Again” rally.

House Republicans are racing to extend tax cuts that are scheduled to expire—after 2025.

Even with a contentious Supreme Court confirmation hearing and election season beginning in earnest, the talk of Washington is the anonymous New York Times op-ed published Wednesday afternoon.

It’s been a decade since the unthinkable happened in the financial markets, but people who were watching the housing market weren’t surprised. here are some of their memories.

Watch the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, as MarketWatch provides updates.

“Millionaire” status is so bourgeois these days. It’ll take about 10 times that to be considered in America’s 1%, and 43 times that six-figure threshold to crack into the 0.1%, according to Federal Reserve data.

New Jersey Democrat Cory Booker on Thursday released emails from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, after daring Republicans to censure him for doing so.

With enough fiscal support, full employment can be attained, even as interest rates rise well above zero, writes Joseph Stiglitz.

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers writes a rebuttal to an op-ed by Joseph Stiglitz on the myth of secular stagnation.

Rates for home loans were higher in the most recent week, in line with the bond market, but the federally-sponsored entities that guarantee mortgages are still locked in limbo, a decade on.

Out Embellished Straps Spaghetti Cami Sequined Sleeveless Hollow Crop New York Fed President John Williams, a key Federal Reserve official, signaled in remarks made in Buffalo that he has turned a bit more dovish, according to an analyst. Chris Low of FTN Financial said Williams highlighted "the puzzle" why wage growth hasn't grown more aggressively after previously flagging concerns about overheating. Williams also use the word "Goldilocks" to describe the economy, as was often done in the 1990s, Low points out. Low said Williams may have lost his appetite for tightening all the way to 3.5%.

The anonymous op-ed in the New York Times shows that Republicans are well into the bargaining phase of grief for Trump’s benighted and absurdist presidency, writes Tim Mullaney.