Carvana stock was sliding Friday, a day after President Donald Trump threw yet another curveball at the auto industry when he floated the idea of raising the current 25% tariff rate on foreign vehicles.

The global economy faces significant challenges as President Trump's tariff policies contribute to a slowdown in growth. International organizations and experts highlight the widespread impact on national economies and consumer finances,

President Donald Trump’s administration is stepping up deportation efforts in California with immigration raids at restaurants, traffic stops and routine legal check-ins. The immigration crackdown, while popular with voters in polls,

While global tensions rise and billion-dollar trade battles make headlines, Brianna from Washington, D.C., had a straightforward question for hosts of The Ramsey Show in a clip posted Feb. 24: "Can you explain how President Trump’s new executive order on tariffs will affect me on a personal level?

Major economies avoid full tariff retaliation to maintain stability, navigate legal risks, and protect global trade norms amid Trump’s tariffs.

Trump's tariffs slashed farm exports, raised input costs and left farmers reliant on unsustainable bailouts, experts warn.

The Trump administration has announced an expansion of steel tariffs starting in June 23, these imported products will face a 50% tariff on the value of their steel content.

GM CFO Paul Jacobson spoke at a recent conference about the automaker's plans to mitigate the costs of new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

Delta told the U.S. Commerce Department that millions of customers could be negatively affected if Trump imposes new tariffs.

The cost of dresses that are supplied to Bliss Bridal in Cheshire from manufacturers has increased anywhere from 15% to 20 %, said Marissa Consiglio Goktekin. Before that price increase and the arrival of tariffs, the price range at Bliss Bridal was in the $1,200 to $2,000 range; now, it's in the $2,000 to $2,800 range, Consiglio Goktekin said.

Consumers in the early part of June took a considerably less pessimistic view about the economy and potential surges in inflation as progress appeared possible in the global trade war, according to a