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Upcoming changes may allow refunds for 95% of IEEPA tariffs.

If your grocery bill feels heavier and filling up your gas tank stings more than it used to, there's a hard number behind that feeling: inflation rose to 4.2% in May, its steepest annual rate since April 2023.

A significant court hearing on tariffs and vital data releases this week will shape importers' strategies amid changing regulations and potential refunds.

U.S. Trade Representative targets forced labor imports with new tariffs, addressing trade fairness and global labor standards.

Investors are wary as tariff refunds could exceed collected revenue, complicating the economy.

Recent tariff refunds may impact growth; investors should strategize.

For decades, rural America has been the political foundation that Republican presidential candidates — and Donald Trump in particular — have counted on to win elections. Now, new polling data suggests that foundation is showing serious cracks, and for many farmers, the reasons are painfully clear when they look at their bank accounts.

The US CBP accelerated tariff refunds, paying out billions to businesses rapidly.

Supreme Court ruling affects USA tariffs, eliminating $149B for businesses.

The lawsuit claims Amazon illegally passed tariff costs to buyers, raising prices.

The war in Iran has pushed gas prices to painful highs, and a few changes to how you drive can claw some of that money back for your family.

U.S. companies are starting to get refunds for tariffs imposed under Trump, with significant implications for cash flow and consumer prices.

Consumer prices rose 3.8 percent over the past year through April — the biggest annual jump since 2023. Energy alone drove more than 40 percent of that monthly increase, and the war in Iran is the reason.

If you've ever booked a last-minute trip on a tight budget, chances are Spirit Airlines made that possible. Now, after 34 years of flying millions of Americans to beaches, family reunions, and weekend getaways at prices that were hard to beat, Spirit is permanently closed — and the ripple effects could hit your travel budget for years to come.

When a war starts overseas, most Americans don't immediately think about their grocery runs, their commute to work, or whether they can afford to visit the doctor. But months into the U.S. military conflict with Iran, the financial ripple effects are landing squarely on kitchen tables and gas station receipts across the country.

When voters choose a president, they are also choosing someone to wield enormous power — and they rely on a functioning system of checks, public information, and constitutional safeguards to hold that person accountable between elections. Recent weeks have put several of those mechanisms under stress, raising concrete questions about how democratic accountability works in practice.

Donald Trump is facing a growing wave of condemnation from religious leaders, conservative allies, and members of his own political base following a series of inflammatory social media posts and escalating war rhetoric that critics say has crossed clear lines of decency. At the center of the uproar was an AI-generated image Trump shared depicting himself as Jesus Christ — dressed in robes, with glowing hands and a demon lurking in the background. Trump deleted the post rough

A sitting U.S. president and the leader of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics are publicly feuding — and the fight centers on war, power, and who gets to define American values on the world stage.

A short documentary filmed on the front lines of Ukraine is raising urgent questions about whether the United States military is ready for the next generation of warfare. The film's message has taken on new weight as American troops are now facing the very same drone threats overseas.

Easter Sunday 2026 delivered a striking contrast on the world stage: the newly elected pope urged world leaders to choose dialogue over conflict, while President Trump posted a profanity-laced ultimatum directed at Iran.