Trump Tariffs

GOP pollster Whit Ayres is warning that "higher prices and slower growth are exactly the opposite of what Americans voted for"

China is not caving to Trump's threats to impose large tariffs on its imports, vowing to "fight to the end"

Beijing -- Washington's major economic rival but also a key trading partner -- responded by announcing its own 34 percent duties on US goods to come into effect on Thursday, deepening a showdown between the world's two largest economies.

Months after gifting Trump a gold Rolex and a custom MAGA Cybertruck, streamer Adin Ross says he's lost eight figures in the market following Trump's tariffs.

Campaign trail clips of Trump warning of an economic crash if Kamala Harris is elected are circulating on social media amid a massive stock selloff triggered by tariffs.

Donald Trump said he's not considering a pause in tariffs and said it's an "honor" to impose them

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said most other Wall Street leaders he talks to believe the U.S. is already in a recession, but called the moment a "buying opportunity"

Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs sent the stock market into a frenzy. But experts are advising investors to not so readily give up on their stocks yet.

A clip of Trump expressing hope that the economy would crash before his second term has resurfaced as global markets suffer their worst downturn in years.

Donald Trump told Americans to not be "weak" and "stupid" as he continues to defend his tariffs despite a three-day-long market crash

Markets suddenly spiked on Monday over a quote attributed to the director of the National Economic Council. They dipped again after it was proven false

Peter Navarro told investors not to "panic" over Donald Trump's tariffs while markets plunged, insisting he saw a "beautiful situation" on the horizon.

Investors have criticized Trump's tariffs, warning that the policy is causing a market downturn and threatening the U.S.'s global economic standing.

Pershing Square CEO Bill Ackman urged Trump to pause tariffs to achieve deals with other nations as markets continue to plummet around the world

In this vast southern state -- where the oil, agriculture, livestock and energy businesses dominate -- people love their trucks, whether pickups or SUVs.

Several top Republicans defending President Donald Trump's tariffs today were captured previously denouncing them, with one senator calling them "very risky and a dangerous strategy."

Despite the stock market nosediving this week, President Donald Trump doubled down on his tariffs and teased a "big beautiful deal" in a Truth Social post shared Friday.

Donald Trump was reportedly just within reach of completing a TikTok deal. But that came to a halt after he placed tariffs on China.

As markets reel from Trump's newly imposed tariffs, Democrats are facing backlash after releasing a video backing tariffs — so long as they're "done right."

Rep. Riley Moore defended Donald Trump's escalating trade war with China, claiming higher prices on imported goods will be worth it for American families.

Ted Cruz warned that Trump's tariffs pose "enormous risks" to the U.S. economy and could be catastrophic for the GOP's electoral prospects next year

Nintendo fans reacted to an announcement that the company would delay preorders for the highly anticipated Switch 2 console in the US—citing Trump's tariffs.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the impact of Trump's tariffs are "significantly larger than expected" and that the central bank's job is to prevent them from boost inflation

On Friday, Trump shared claims that he is intentionally crashing the stock market in what one called "a wild chess move," within his "genius" economic strategy.

The White House celebrated that the jobs report beat forecasts, but most headlines are focused on the stock market as it plunges further

Back when he was campaigning for president years ago, Marco Rubio slammed tariffs as a "tax on Americans." Now he defended them and assured that markets will recover after crashing

Former Rep. Charlie Dent expressed concern that "after less than three months people are talking about a recession"

Stock markets continue to plunge after China announced it will impose reciprocal tariffs on the United States

The relief in Mexico, which has a free-trade deal with the United States and Canada, was tempered by concern over the 25-percent levies Trump slapped on foreign-made imported vehicles.

One homebuilder in Phoenix interviews by the New York Times projected that costs could increase by more than $236,000 under current policies