President Trump is set to speak with China's Xi Jinping to finalize a deal on TikTok, amid ongoing trade tensions and a looming deadline. Can this negotiation save the popular app from a ban in the U.S.?
In a bold statement, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick claims the Supreme Court won't dismantle Trump's tariffs, contrasting Treasury Secretary Bessent's dire warnings about potential refunds. Tune into 'The Axios Show' for insights!
In an unprecedented move, the Supreme Court is set to hear a case on President Trump's tariffs, a central element of his economic strategy. With lower courts deeming most tariffs illegal, the stakes are high for the economy and small businesses.
In a historic immigration crackdown, South Korea negotiates the release of hundreds of workers detained at a factory in Georgia. The raid raises concerns about U.S.-South Korea trade relations and future investments.
In a surprising move, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has resigned, leaving Japan in a state of political and economic uncertainty. As the country grapples with rising living costs and recent election losses, potential successors like Sanae Takaichi and Shinjiro Koizumi emerge amidst calls for stability.
In a surprising move, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns to prevent a rift within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, following consecutive electoral losses and rising public discontent over living costs.
China's manufacturing activity shrank for the fifth consecutive month, signaling uncertainty in the trade deal with the U.S. and sluggish domestic demand. Economists warn of challenges to Beijing's growth targets.
Despite a recent court ruling declaring most of Trump's tariffs illegal, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer insists that negotiations with trading partners continue, highlighting the administration's determination to uphold its trade policies.
In a Cabinet meeting ahead of Labor Day, President Trump highlighted significant wins for American workers, including rising wages and unprecedented job growth. Key officials echoed the administration's successes in various sectors, promising continued support for working families.
Trump's alarming social media post raises questions about U.S.-South Korea relations, accusing the government of raids and stirring up concerns ahead of a pivotal meeting with President Lee.
