Trump first announced his massive tariffs on “Liberation Day,” which was April 2. This was supposed to be the beginning of ...

If Thanksgiving dinner included complaints about higher prices, expect a double serving by Christmas and even more pain by ...

The Trump administration's Liberation Day tariffs haven’t appeared to be liberating for America’s small businesses or shoppers, but trade agreements and bargaining power will likely be threatened if ...

Donald Trump has hit dozens of US trading partners with new tariffs while formalising recent trade deals with others, including the UK and EU. Analysts at Yale Budget Lab estimate that, overall, the ...

The Senate rebuked President Donald Trump’s trade policy for the third time in as many days, voting 51-47 on Thursday to eliminate the national emergency underpinning Trump’s global tariffs announced ...

(The Hill) – President Trump plans to announce reciprocal tariffs on a host of nations Wednesday at a White House event. Trump has deemed April 2 “Liberation Day” because of the tariffs, and the White ...

Trump on Saturday defended his sweeping tariff policies, saying they had strengthened the country and boosted its economic position, as he renewed his push to justify the duties ahead of a key Supreme ...

Crypto analyst and economist Alex Krüger has a suggestion for U.S. President Donald Trump: ask China to buy Bitcoin. The crypto community had been closely watching the conversation between Trump and ...

The crypto market crash continues with no end in sight as the total market cap dropped to $3.19 trillion on Nov. 18, down 14% within the last 30 days. Bitcoin, which hit the record high of $126,198.07 ...

A major retailer has jumped into the escalating court fight over Donald Trump’s tariff regime, seeking to protect itself as ...

Sarah Burris is a long-time veteran of political campaigns, having worked as a fundraiser and media director across the United States. She transitioned into reporting while working for Rock the Vote, ...

Direct and indirect changes made to Social Security by the president and his administration have far-reaching implications for retired workers, workers with disabilities, and survivor beneficiaries.