U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements and the countermeasures declared by trade partners dominated the week, hitting Wall Street stocks to mark historic declines.
Wall Street Gets Rude Shock as Bessent Plays Second Fiddle on Tariffs
From the moment President Donald Trump unveiled his sweeping tariffs Wednesday through the ensuing market mayhem the following day, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s phone
‘Probably unconstitutional’: Trump’s world trade war spotlights conservative fault lines
Trump’s massive tariffs have sparked a debate on the political right but most Republican voters are sticking with the president …
‘Unhappy’ Trump Blindsided by Musk Briefing on Secret China War Plan
President Donald Trump was blindsided by news that Elon Musk would be briefed on secret plans for a potential war with China at the
Judge Boasberg should ‘recuse’ himself from Trump deportation case, GOP lawmaker argues
Calif., dissects the legal battle between the Trump administration and Judge James Boasberg over deportation flights on ‘Fox News Live.’
Speaker Johnson moves on Senate’s Trump budget bill as House GOP rebels threaten to defect
Speaker Mike Johnson is rallying House Republicans around the reconciliation process after the Senate passed its own version of such a bill.
“Hands Off” protests today in NYC after President Trump’s tariffs announcement
Protests against President Trump’s tariffs are being held Saturday in New York City and around the Tri-State Area.
Donald Trump’s Standing With Swing Voters Drops as Tariffs Hit—Analysis
President Donald Trump ‘s standing with critical swing voters appears to have taken a hit as his new tariff policies kick in, according to
Live updates: Anti-Trump protesters set to gather at hundreds of locations nationwide
The “Hands Off” protests, scheduled to begin at noon on the East Coast, are expected to be the largest and most numerous gatherings since
Hedge funds, ETFs dump over $40 billion in stocks after Trump tariff shock
Global hedge funds and levered exchange-traded funds (ETFs) dumped more than $40 billion of stocks at a breakneck pace, growing increasingly bearish after President