Despite recent stock market plunges, Trump officials remain resolute on tariffs, insisting they are essential for negotiating better trade agreements with over 50 countries. Can the US avoid a trade war?
The stock market is facing turmoil after President Trump's unexpected tariff announcement, leading to historic losses for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite. Investors are grappling with fears of a recession as tariffs raise costs and pressure corporate profits.
As the U.S. enacts sweeping tariffs, over 50 countries engage in trade talks with the White House. Despite fears of recession, officials defend the strategy while markets react negatively.
Saturday Night Live took a jab at Donald Trump's tariffs, linking them to a stock market crash while poking fun at Morgan Wallen's early exit from the show. Colin Jost and Michael Che delivered sharp political satire on the state of the economy.
As President Trump champions an 'economic revolution' with new tariffs, economists sound the alarm about a looming recession. Markets react dramatically with the Dow plunging over 2,200 points amid uncertainty.
Morgan Wallen's abrupt exit during SNL's goodnights sparked a comedic roast on the show. From Colin Jost's quips to Trump references, SNL didn't hold back on the jabs!
U.S. customs agents start enforcing President Trump's 10% tariff on imports, impacting 57 countries. Experts warn this could be the biggest trade shift in decades, shaking markets and prices worldwide.
Investors are left reeling as the Federal Reserve signals there will be no immediate rescue amid a looming bear market, exacerbated by President Trump's tariffs. With declines approaching 20%, market watchers are anxious about the future.
Get ready for a historic day as over 500,000 people are set to protest against Trump’s policies in Washington DC and across the nation. Activists claim this could be the largest single-day protest in years, with prominent speakers and a unified call to action against billionaire influence in politics.
Stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region have plunged for a second consecutive day following President Trump's announcement of new tariffs affecting 180 countries, igniting fears of a global trade war and economic downturn.
