Trump proposes a $2,000 dividend for Americans, funded by tariff revenues, as he aims to address high prices and national debt. But can this ambitious plan actually work?
President Trump's tariffs, once hailed as a money-making cure-all, are now revealed to be primarily regulatory, sparking controversy and concern over legal authority and economic implications.
In a surprising twist, President Macron has reinstated Sébastien Lecornu as Prime Minister just days after his resignation. With pressing budget challenges and a lack of parliamentary support, can Lecornu stabilize the government and tackle France's financial woes?
Hedge fund founder Ray Dalio warns of increasing division in America and the looming threat of a global conflict fueled by national debt. He discusses the potential outcomes and historical parallels in this alarming analysis.
Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates highlights the alarming trajectory of America's national debt, stressing the need for action as spending outpaces growth. Can the U.S. government adapt?
In a surprising move, President Trump threatens to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations. As calls for her resignation grow, the implications for the Fed and the economy are unprecedented.
The U.S. budget deficit has surged by 20% this July compared to last year, even with record customs revenue from Trump's tariffs. As spending increases, the financial outlook raises concerns over inflation and job opportunities.
Federal officials toured Alcatraz, stirring debate over Trump's proposal to reopen the prison. Critics call it a costly distraction amid pressing national issues. Can history be erased for a new prison?
In a fiery exchange, Elon Musk announces plans for a new political party as Donald Trump dismisses the idea as 'ridiculous.' The two powerhouses clash over national debt and electric vehicle policies.
Democrats are fuming over Trump's new budget bill, claiming it prioritizes billionaires over struggling Americans. The fierce backlash sets the stage for a heated midterm election battle. Will voters remember come November?