In a factory that makes baseball caps, Trump’s 54% tariffs bring chaos

“It’s a mess,” a baseball cap supplier in Guangzhou said of Trump's steep tariffs, warning it is American consumers who will mainly pay the difference.

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Traders On The Floor Of The NYSE Ahead Of Trump Tariff Announcement

Don't panic, financial experts urge as retirement savings are hit

Retirees 'stunned' as market turmoil shrinks their 401(k)s

Some are changing their spending habits while others are worried about future quality of life.

TikTok deal scuttled because of Trump's tariffs on China

China's ByteDance had until Saturday to sell or divest its U.S. TikTok business. Trump extended the deadline by 75 days.

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How Trump’s tariffs will impact the prices of food, clothing and more

A chart showing America's balance of trade in services and goods from 1992 through 2025. The goods balance has plunged – reflecting an increasing shift toward the United States’ importing foreign goods. There's an especially dramatic drop from 2022 to the present, landing at a $157 billion deficit. In contrast, services are running a surplus, which increases over the given period, reflecting increasing service sector strength. Atop the chart is the text "Service sector trade's hidden strength."

The White House is using tariffs to restore manufacturing. Data suggests it will take time.

Senate adopts new budget for Trump's agenda after GOP divisions emerge

The vote is one big step in a long process. And the debate revealed intra-party tension over key issues like Medicaid, tax-cut strategy and the debt.

Senate adopts new budget for Trump's agenda after GOP divisions emerge

The vote is one big step in a long process. And the debate revealed intra-party tension over key issues like Medicaid, tax-cut strategy and the debt.

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Trump's penguin tax and a blow to the far right: News quiz

How closely have you been following this week's news about baseball bats, brain implants and the Beatles?

Woman’s arrest after miscarriage in Georgia draws fear and anger

Experts say the arrest is part of a pattern of criminalizing pregnancy that’s accelerated since the fall of Roe v. Wade.

Woman’s arrest after miscarriage in Georgia draws fear and anger

Experts say the arrest is part of a pattern of criminalizing pregnancy that’s accelerated since the fall of Roe v. Wade.

Photo Illustration: A pregnant woman with images of handcuffs

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Cassie vs. Diddy: Where the case against Sean Combs began

Casandra Ventura’s civil lawsuit against Combs was settled in a day, but it set the stage for a reckoning that will soon come to a head in federal court.

Cassie vs. Diddy: Where the case against Sean Combs began

Casandra Ventura’s civil lawsuit against Combs was settled in a day, but it set the stage for a reckoning that will soon come to a head in federal court.

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What Putin's two-faced strategy says about his approach to Trump and Ukraine

The Kremlin's dual approach illustrates Russia’s strategy, experts say: try to normalize U.S. ties, while slow-rolling peace talks and keep attacking Ukraine.

What Putin's two-faced strategy says about his approach to Trump and Ukraine

The Kremlin's dual approach illustrates Russia’s strategy, experts say: try to normalize U.S. ties, while slow-rolling peace talks and keep attacking Ukraine.