Following days of anticipation, President Donald Trump announced plans Thursday to raise tariffs to match taxes that trading partners charge for Americans.

To better understand the implications of Trump’s early actions, we spoke with WOLA experts John Walsh and Stephanie Brewer.

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Since Chinese goods are currently charged with an average rate of 10 percent and most tariffs on Canada and Mexico are near ...

Vice President JD Vance is appearing at the Munich Security Conference amid intense concern and uncertainty over the Trump ...

American shoppers pulled back on their spending last month for the first time since August as stubborn inflation continued to ...

President Donald Trump took to social media Thursday to defend sweeping orders on reciprocal tariffs as a move toward ...