As GOP lawmakers mull how to slash federal spending, health care for low-income Americans could be first on the chopping block.

The president is peddling hot nonsense on what tariffs can do for America—and the person he’s conned the most seems to be himself.

Chinese dominance in this critical sector of the economy did not happen by accident—it was a policy choice.

Welcome to the summer of scarcity and the full-blown Trump recession.

People connected to Trump are afraid of the consequences of his trade wars.

Donald Trump told parents to offset tariff-induced cost increases by not buying so many toys for their kids.

As the worsening economy triggers Trump's anger and leads him to blame Joe Biden, the author of a piece on Trump's sliding approval explains why his aides are doing him no favors with their abject sycophancy.

It’s already in Seattle. It will now travel east.

As Trump seethes over the embarrassing news that the economy contracted, the author of a piece about his worsening popularity explains why his aides’ penchant for abject sycophancy is working against him.

Donald Trump gave an outrageous lecture to Americans to just buy fewer toys for their kids as his tariffs take effect.

And yet Donald Trump took credit for the economy while Joe Biden was still in office.

Trump’s chief tariffs adviser now claims the impact of tariffs shouldn’t count when you measure the economy.

Does Donald Trump realize it’s already Q2?

100 days into his second term, the president’s approval numbers are historically bad. There’s good reason to believe they’re only going to get worse from here.

Trump Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laid out a disturbing plan to bring back serfdom in full force.

Never mind that almost all polls show Donald Trump’s popularity plummeting.

U.S. consumer confidence is the lowest it’s been in years.

Trump called up the Amazon founder furious about reports that the world’s largest online retailer was prepared to show the price of tariffs directly to consumers.

OK, so Amazon backed down on posting the cost of Trump’s tariffs. But the wildly disproportionate attack on the company from the White House press secretary actually exposed Trump’s deep vulnerabilities.

The move comes as Trump’s tariffs begin to hit American consumers—and the entire shipping industry.