“I don’t think we’re going to see a recession.”

“This is not right.”

“Hot dog, the Biden economic plan is working.”

“We’re extremely grateful for the care and service our team members provided to our customers.”

“Now you sound like a Republican politician.”

“The pandemic has instilled in most people a greater appreciation for travel.”

Economic downturns are not necessarily a death blow for new companies.

Some states are paying higher prices than others, but the pain at the pump is nationwide, and could mean painful midterms for Democrats.

Remember when we had a president who was specializing in bringing back manufacturing to the U.S.? Yeah, those days are over.

“And so he has created the circumstances that have led to this resounding disapproval of what he has done.”

“Pause all hiring worldwide.”

President Joe Biden says there's not much he can do to relieve the suffering of Americans. But he doesn't blame himself.

U.S. natural gas prices, which are lower than prices overseas, are also set for a sustained rally. Prices are expected to surge.

If inflation is too much money chasing too few goods, we need to decrease the amount of money and increase the supply of goods.

The owner of The Washington Post didn't take kindly to the president's suggestion that corporations are to blame for the inflation crisis.

The president no doubt is hoping to coin a new insult - but supporters of former President Donald Trump are already proving him flat wrong.

The treasury secretary argued that abortion helps labor force participation. Tim Scott pointed out that was quite a harsh way to look at it.

Instead of taking responsibility, Biden made seemingly every excuse he could think of for the inflation surge.

A majority Americans believe President Biden’s policies have done damage to the economy.

Home Depot's founder, who lived through the economic disaster of the Carter era, sees parallels with the current White House.