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U.S. tariff threats spark market fears as European stocks drop over 1% amid political tensions and economic uncertainty.

President Trump's plan targets middle-income citizens with a $2,000 check, potentially issued via tariffs by year-end.

U.S. Rep. LaHood advocates tariff changes to boost affordability for families.

Investors anticipate implications for stocks and bonds as court decision approaches.

In a strategic shift, tariffs on furniture and cabinets postponed to ease consumer costs amidst rising inflation pressures.

As tariffs rise above 15%, experts predict little change ahead.

Recent local policy changes aim to enhance community services, focusing on mental health and accessibility.

Local toy shops report strong sales, adapting to tariffs while meeting holiday demand.

Trump's plan for $2,000 checks needs Congress approval, complicating implementation.

Manufacturers are facing rising costs and adjusting prices as tariffs influence their strategies, according to ISM's report.

Americans should expect higher heating bills this winter, as colder weather and rising energy prices drive up costs across the country.

New data shows CFO optimism fell due to tariff concerns and economic risks.

Rising tariffs complicate border crossings, impacting Canadian businesses.

As 2025 nears its end, major stock indices soar despite tariff concerns.

Michigan's farmers are facing tough challenges due to rising costs from tariffs, urging for urgent support to sustain agriculture.

Key supporter Lee backs Trump's tariffs amid mixed farmer reactions.

Costco is suing the Trump administration for tariffs, seeking a full refund. The Supreme Court's ruling could redefine legalities.

In a Cabinet meeting, Trump proposed using tariff revenues to cut income taxes, raising concerns among tax experts about its viability and fairness.

Analysts warn labor market issues may sustain inflation challenges.

The retailer seeks reimbursement if tariffs are deemed unlawful.