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US economy grew 2.2% this spring, more than initially estimated
The US economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter as stronger consumer spending and AI-driven business investment helped offset inflation and rising gas prices.
Trump’s tariffs are back in court — again
Trump’s sweeping tariffs are back in court as judges weigh whether a 1970s trade law gives the president authority to impose duties on nearly everything the US imports.
Inflation heated up last month, boosting the case for a Fed rate hike
Inflation held at 3.4% in August as rising gasoline, technology, childcare and eldercare costs put fresh pressure on household budgets and complicate the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate decision.
Corporate America got billions of dollars in tariff refunds. Where’s your cut?
Billions of dollars in tariff refunds are flowing back to major corporations after the Supreme Court struck down key Trump-era tariffs—but most American consumers who paid higher prices won't see a penny.
Trump launches new tariff push targeting dozens of countries
The Trump administration is imposing new tariffs on imports from dozens of trading partners, using a different legal authority after the Supreme Court blocked the president's earlier tariff strategy.
Trump’s new 50% tariffs on Canada risk igniting a fresh trade war
President Donald Trump is imposing new 50% tariffs on billions of dollars in Canadian imports, raising the prospect of renewed trade tensions between the longtime North American allies.
Trump task force uncovers more than $1 billion in trade fraud
The Trump administration says its trade fraud task force has surpassed $1 billion in recoveries and alleged losses as it intensifies efforts to crack down on tariff evasion and customs fraud.
Trump wants to ditch his signature trade deal. It’s not that easy
President Donald Trump is signaling he may walk away from the USMCA trade deal with Canada and Mexico, but legal hurdles, economic risks and supply chain dependence make an actual withdrawal far more complicated than political rhetoric suggests.
Americans are feeling a little better about the economy as gas prices ease
As gas prices continue to fall following recent Middle East tensions, Americans are feeling more optimistic about the economy, though concerns about inflation and the high cost of living remain widespread.
Inflation topped 4% in May, but the worst may be over
Rising gasoline costs pushed inflation to a three-year high in May, complicating interest-rate decisions at the Federal Reserve even as consumer spending, incomes, and economic growth showed continued strength.
