Total household debt climbed to $12.73 trillion in the first three months of the year, according to data released from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke warned that President Trump's low approval ratings and many distractions will make it harder for him to get his agenda passed.
German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel says it's a 'decisive period' for relations between the US and Europe. He said, 'Admittedly, many things are irritating us' about the Trump Administration.
Top Trump administration officials are headed to Capitol Hill Wednesday to meet with a moderate group of House Republicans to discuss the president's tax reform plan.
The city of Philadelphia alleges that for more than dozen years Wells Fargo discriminated against African-Americans and Latinos by intentionally pushing them into higher-cost mortgages.
Last week, bills were introduced in the House and Senate to stop school lunch shaming, but poverty advocates say it doesn't go far enough. Kids can still be denied meals or given cold cheese sandwiches.
The Trump administration pressed global finance chiefs this weekend on the need to continue working together to combat threats posed by North Korea and Iran and to combat terror financing.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said his meetings with world finance leaders have helped ease concerns that the United States is moving to hard-edged protectionist trade policies.
Newly released letter from President Trump's lawyers asserts the past 10 years of his tax returns show no Russian-related income, investments or debt "with a few exceptions."
Mexican officials touted two trips this week -- one to South America and one scheduled for China in the fall -- to explicitly send a message ahead of NAFTA negotiations that Mexico has other alternatives on trade.