On America’s northern border, Trump’s trade war is already causing devastation in communities like Point Roberts—and the economic and cultural damage may be permanent.

Fox News hosts are pressing top Trump officials to explain his mounting tariff failures. An economist explains what this reveals about the deeper failings driving his agenda—and what’s coming next.

Turns out, sucking up to Donald Trump costs a lot of taxpayer money.

Donald Trump’s labor secretary insisted the U.S. was “holding steady.”

Howard Lutnick continues to push wild logic about Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Senator John Kennedy admitted to being totally baffled by Lutnick’s purported reasoning.

China mocked Donald Trump immediately after his phone call with Xi Jinping.

It took a long time for the power tool business to migrate out of America—and it’ll take a long time for it to come back, if it does.

Automakers have found a way around Donald Trump’s tariffs on China.

Trump’s commerce secretary admitted there’s no real strategy when it comes to trade talks currently underway.

Donald Trump is mad at being stuck in a mess of his own making.

We’ve come a long way from “90 deals in 90 days.”

An international economic organization has slashed its forecast for U.S. economic growth.

The former Federalist Society power broker used the president to achieve judicial supremacy. Now all that work could get wrecked by the monster he turned loose.

Donald Trump appears to be no closer to a permanent trade deal with China.

In suggesting that Congress is a mere nuisance that shouldn’t shape trade policy, Trump revealed his true, unspoken ambitions.

Donald Trump warned that he was done being “Mr. NICE GUY.”

Donald Trump tore into Leonard Leo, who recommended several of Trump’s Supreme Court picks.

As Trump’s MAGA allies blast a hard-hitting ruling against his tariffs, a lawyer for the challengers explains how it reveals serious weaknesses in their legal justification—and what the prospects are for stopping them now.

As Trump’s MAGA-friendly advisers rage over a harsh ruling against his tariffs, a lawyer for the challengers explains how it exposed deep weaknesses in their legal justification—and what will happen now.