Inflation cools despite looming tariffs ? but can Wall Street trust the data?
New numbers show inflation rose less than expected, but after President Trump ousted the top statistician, questions swirl over the credibility of the data.
New numbers show inflation rose less than expected, but after President Trump ousted the top statistician, questions swirl over the credibility of the data.
Weak jobs growth leaves Trump steaming, declares them "fake"
The July jobs report was not the kind of news the Trump administration wanted as it prepares to ramp up its tariff strategy.
The July jobs report was not the kind of news the Trump administration wanted as it prepares to ramp up its tariff strategy.
Summer spending stays strong despite trade tensions, experts say
Retail sales may be fluctuating, but experts say deal-hungry consumers are keeping the summer economy surprisingly resilient.
Retail sales may be fluctuating, but experts say deal-hungry consumers are keeping the summer economy surprisingly resilient.
FDA expands warning about rare heart risk with COVID vaccines
The FDA, under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has taken another step to question the safety of Covid-19 vaccines.
The FDA, under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has taken another step to question the safety of Covid-19 vaccines.
Expert weighs in on economic impacts of Iran-Israel war
Many consumers are already worried about the future of the economy, and the conflict between Iran and Israel is adding fuel to the fire.
Many consumers are already worried about the future of the economy, and the conflict between Iran and Israel is adding fuel to the fire.
Chicago tipped workers to be paid more under controversial ordinance
Next week, tipped workers in Chicago are getting a pay raise thanks to a controversial new ordinance.
Next week, tipped workers in Chicago are getting a pay raise thanks to a controversial new ordinance.
'Razor blade throat': What to know about COVID's new Nimbus variant
Painful symptoms caused by a new COVID-19 variant has led to a new nickname: “razor blade throat Covid.”
Painful symptoms caused by a new COVID-19 variant has led to a new nickname: “razor blade throat Covid.”
More people co-buy houses with family, friends to split costs
More people, especially millennials and Gen Zers, are pooling their money to buy houses to lower their costs.
More people, especially millennials and Gen Zers, are pooling their money to buy houses to lower their costs.
Trump tariffs reinstated by appeals court
President Donald Trump’s tariffs are back on. A federal appeals court just reinstated them.
President Donald Trump’s tariffs are back on. A federal appeals court just reinstated them.
Tariffs expected to make AC repairs even more expensive
With heat coming sooner or later, new tariffs will be making repairs to get some relief even more expensive.
With heat coming sooner or later, new tariffs will be making repairs to get some relief even more expensive.
US sees cases of new COVID-19 variant linked to surge in China: report
The CDC confirmed the presence of the NB.1.8.1 variant, but says there are too few cases to be included in official COVID tracking data.
The CDC confirmed the presence of the NB.1.8.1 variant, but says there are too few cases to be included in official COVID tracking data.
Paris on Politics: How SALT impacts Trump's ?big, beautiful bill? (and what exactly is it)
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," host Paris Schultz explains what "SALT" is and how it impacts President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill." Representative Darin LaHood then joins us to explain its impact on Illinois taxpayers. Then, local rideshare drivers are asking the city to step in after Uber began refunding riders for a congestion fee. Next, a discussion about high absenteeism in schools. Plus, a Chicago professor reflects on her Rome visit following Pope Leo's election. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
On this episode of "Paris on Politics," host Paris Schultz explains what "SALT" is and how it impacts President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill." Representative Darin LaHood then joins us to explain its impact on Illinois taxpayers. Then, local rideshare drivers are asking the city to step in after Uber began refunding riders for a congestion fee. Next, a discussion about high absenteeism in schools. Plus, a Chicago professor reflects on her Rome visit following Pope Leo's election. FOX 32's Paris Schutz has the latest on politics in Chicago, the state of Illinois, and across the nation.
FDA will limit approval for seasonal COVID vaccines: What to know
Healthy younger adults and children will no longer be automatically approved for annual COVID-19 vaccines under a new policy from the FDA.
Healthy younger adults and children will no longer be automatically approved for annual COVID-19 vaccines under a new policy from the FDA.
College graduates enter a competitive job market with slow hiring
College graduates are about to enter a competitive job market with slower hiring.
College graduates are about to enter a competitive job market with slower hiring.
Progress on mega development at Chicago's Lincoln Yards remains slow
It's been six years since a Lincoln Park mega development was approved by the Chicago City Council.
It's been six years since a Lincoln Park mega development was approved by the Chicago City Council.
Stocks set to soar after US and China agree to scale back tariffs
The stock market is set to soar after the U.S. and China agreed to pause and scale back their tariffs.
The stock market is set to soar after the U.S. and China agreed to pause and scale back their tariffs.
Trump, China agree to ease tariffs. What happens next?
There was a major breakthrough in trade talks between the Trump administration and Chinese officials. So what does that mean for the global economy?
There was a major breakthrough in trade talks between the Trump administration and Chinese officials. So what does that mean for the global economy?
Trump goes after China as small businesses struggle amid trade war
The Trump administration is taking action against China that some fear could cause trouble for smaller businesses already struggling amid the ongoing trade war.
The Trump administration is taking action against China that some fear could cause trouble for smaller businesses already struggling amid the ongoing trade war.
U.S. economy shrank in first quarter; first drop in three years
The U.S. economy shrank at a 0.3% annual pace from January through March, marking the first drop in three years
The U.S. economy shrank at a 0.3% annual pace from January through March, marking the first drop in three years
President Trump holds rally in Michigan to mark 100 days in office
President Donald Trump make a speech in Michigan on Tuesday to mark his 100th day in office.
President Donald Trump make a speech in Michigan on Tuesday to mark his 100th day in office.