Despite White House claims, major automakers warn that tariffs could raise vehicle prices, prompting consumer panic and market uncertainty.

Washington rethinks its 145% tariff policy on China as rising prices, falling consumer spending, and fears of recession reshape U.S. trade strategy.

Trump’s tariffs are fueling inflation, reducing consumer choices, and disrupting supply chains—just in time for the holiday season.

McDonald’s sales are falling as inflation and consumer anxiety reshape spending habits. What does this say about the broader U.S. economy?

New tariffs on Chinese imports are triggering retail price hikes, inventory shortages, and massive job cuts—Americans face a turbulent economic shift.

Tariffs on Chinese imports are pushing prices up and slashing inventories—what it means for your holiday shopping, small businesses, and America’s economic future.