Tony Romm is an Economic Policy Correspondent at The New York Times. With over a dozen years of experience reporting in Washington, he has covered the political rise of major technology companies and chronicled President Biden’s economic agenda, focusing on public policy, economic policy, and government affairs. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Boston Globe and The Washington Post.
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By: Ben Casselman, Tony Romm
By: Tony Romm
By WASHINGTON — The White House is seeking to exert more control over billions of dollars in annual government grants, aiming to restrict
The stronger-than-expected report offers President Trump a talking point for the midterms, even as it also reduces the odds that the Federal Reserve may cut rates.
By: Sydney Ember, Colby Smith, Tony Romm, Joe Rennison, Lydia Depillis, Ben Casselman
Unemployment remained steady at 4.3 percent.
By: Aruni Soni, Ben Casselman, Tony Romm, Sydney Ember, Julie Creswell, Colby Smith, Lydia Depillis, Joe Rennison, Ana Swanson
Consumer prices rose at a faster rate for a third-straight month in May, to 4.2 percent annually, as the energy shock put more pressure on the U.S. economy.
By: Matina Stevis-Gridneff, Tony Romm
The president’s comments come at a crucial moment in talks between the three countries over the renewal of their free-trade agreement.
By: Ana Swanson, Dustin Volz, Jesus Jiménez, Tony Romm, Robert Jimison, David A. Fahrenthold, Carol Rosenberg, Tim Arango, Olivia Diaz, Shawn Mccreesh, Matina Stevis-Gridneff, Jonathan Swan
President Presses Congress, Angry Over Pulte, to Renew Surveillance Law
Prices jumped in May for the third straight month, leaving U.S. families and businesses to suffer the sting from the war with Iran.
By: Ana Swanson, Tony Romm, Matina Stevis-Gridneff
President Donald Trump threw nascent trade talks with Mexico and Canada into disarray Wednesday, saying he wasn’t sure he would renew the pact that has shaped the North American economy
Prices jumped in May for the third-straight month, leaving U.S. families and businesses to suffer the sting from the war with Iran.
