Policies & Impacts

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer testified in the Senate hours before a round of reciprocal tariffs on scores of countries will take effect.

The 5.06 percent increase for 2026 is more than double the previously announced proposal in January under the Biden administration.

However, prices could rise as a result of newly announced auto tariffs by the Trump administration.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said the policy had ‘unfairly targeted law-abiding gun owners.’

Officials failed to consider a facility’s needs when imposing the new minimum staffing standards, the judge said.

‘It makes a lot of sense when you want to make sure that nobody can evade these rules,’ China expert Gordon Chang said in an interview.

In waving through planned 2025 sale, the Trump administration clears deck for more, bigger lease offerings.

A ‘Mobilization Day’ crowd in Port Huron protested Trump’s budget cuts and tariffs at a Saturday event.

Are opaque regulations the new front in global protectionism?

The decision leaves in place a lower court ruling that struck down some provisions in the state law but upheld others.

Trump said that he will not make a deal with China unless the trade deficit is resolved.

California, Virginia, and West Virginia have passed bills to ban artificial dyes and other food additives. More states are considering similar legislation.

The administration is expected to publish a proposed notice of sale in June.

The commission would consider giving slaves’ descendants monetary compensation, down payment assistance, debt forgiveness, and higher education aid.

Agriculture secretary declared 59 percent of national forests to be in an emergency situation because of high risk of wildfires and hazardous tree conditions.

The announcement comes a day after the Senate confirmed Dr. Mehmet Oz as head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

As concerns grow about biotech advancements that would allow for Americans’ DNA to be weaponized, many states are enacting protection laws.

The White House pushes back against Gov. Gavin Newsom’s announcement.

Conservative think tanks offer House GOP blueprints to develop public land fossil fuels, while Democrats say ’taxpayers are footing the bill for Big Oil.’

With U.S. overseas sales forecast to double by 2030, some ask, ‘Will high-dollar offshore demand lower domestic supply and raise local electricity bills?’