Between 1933 and 2020, a period covering 14 presidents, economic growth has averaged 4.6% under Democrats as compared to 2.4% under Republicans, Steven Conn writes in a guest column.

In every election cycle, the economy becomes a battleground where Democrats and Republicans vie for the public’s trust. Former President Clinton recently claimed at the Democratic National ...

Since World War II, there’s been a consistent pattern of the economy faring better under Democratic presidents than Republican ones. More jobs have been created under Democrats, for example, who ...

In the lead-up to the 2022 midterm election, Republicans attempted to characterize recent inflation as a problem associated with Democratic leadership under President Biden, while Democrats cited ...

Republicans who cross him could find themselves on the receiving end of a social-media rant or, worse, facing a ...

As the House moved to pass the GOP's marquee bill, Democrats began testing out the attacks they hope will win them back ...

Republicans are trusted less than Democrats with the economy, according to a new poll.. This is the first time since May, 2021, that the GOP has been seen as less trustworthy than Democrats with ...

At the same time, Democrats’ sentiment of the economy — essentially how they view its overall health — dropped by 13 percent after Trump’s win.And viewership for liberal MSNBC has seen a ...

The answer may be that Republicans aren’t focused on solving a fiscal problem. They’re focused on solving a political problem ...

Democrats and Republicans have failed American farmers − and your dinner table Election season is official. The disappearing American farmers will be waiting to see what happens.

Too many Americans feel unheard by both the Democratic and Republican parties, which go for the extremes at the expense of the needs of average Americans.

Health-insurance executives are likely to object that they do this already through their plans—or so they claim to Congress.