Public confidence in the White House's economic stewardship has dropped to an unprecedented low, with 65% of voters disapproving of President Trump's handling of the economy just weeks before crucial midterm elections.
In a major revision of Section 338 cross-border penalties, the White House has exempted Canadian agricultural crates, paper, and machinery while shifting levies onto valves, carpets, and industrial waste. Here is what the strategic overhaul means for trade relations, domestic supply chains, and bilateral negotiations.
American importers have launched a major legal challenge against the administration's sweeping 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods, arguing the levies bypass congressional authority.
In the high-stakes race to succeed retiring Senator Gary Peters, economic anxiety driven by U.S.-Canada tariff disputes and the ongoing military conflict in Iran has forced a major strategic shift. While Democrat Abdul El-Sayed ties rising household costs directly to Washington’s policies, Republican Mike Rogers is breaking with President Donald Trump on trade and foreign intervention to win over undecided Michigan voters.
A wave of cheap Chinese electric vehicles is sweeping the UK market, undercutting domestic plants and pushing Britain's automotive manufacturing to the brink.
Solar power has outgrown partisan debates. As grid failures mount, power bills surge, and AI data centers suck up capacity, consumers across the political spectrum are turning to rooftop solar simply to keep their lights on and expenses predictable.
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