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President Trump plans to announce new tariffs tomorrow and he's calling “Liberation Day.”
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The deep breath that global markets are taking in the countdown to Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariff announcement looks like it will continue into the European session, with futures there pointi...
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Billionaire entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban voiced concerns over a potential economic crisis brewing in rural America, dubbing it the “Red Rural Recession”.
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President Shawn Fain said he supports President Trump’s tariffs on autos, calling them a “tool,” but noted that the union’s other stances don’t “go out the window.” Fain joined CBS News’s “Face the Nation” on Sunday,
The General Services Administration is launching a new artificial intelligence tool for government use, designed to support staff at the agency in their regular, daily work, with the goal of rolling it out to other federal agencies in the near future.
President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform was slammed as an "unsuccessful and money-losing Twitter competitor" in a Mother Jones article Tuesday. Yet to him, it remains a valuable tool keeping his cash flow moving and his administration in line,
A Canadian automotive tool and die business that sits just across the Detroit River from the United States is anxiously awaiting details of President Donald Trump’s tariffs announcement (AP video: Mik
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We’ve created a sprawling security apparatus with minimal checks, fuzzy oversight and a narrative of exception-making that runs wide and deep.
The administration is refusing to provide details demanded by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg about flights that carried the migrants to El Salvador earlier this month.
Senate Democrats are putting GOP support to the test by forcing a vote to nullify the emergency declaration that forms the basis for Trump's tariffs on Canada. Here's what to know.
Starboard Value on Wednesday nominated three directors including its chief executive and founder, Jeff Smith, to Autodesk's board, rekindling its proxy battle with the engineering and design software maker over margin concerns.