After a weekend to digest President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff plan against trading partners, the U.S. stock market tumbled down further to start the week.
The markets are still reeling, the U.S. House of Representatives is expected to move forward with President Donald Trump’s agenda and Congress is looking at coffee this week.
People gathered across all 50 states and in the nation’s capital Saturday to make their feelings known about President Donald Trump and his administration.
On a day when financial markets plunged for a second day in row, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said that he expects President Trump’s tariffs will raise inflation and lower economic growth.
After financial markets closed Wednesday, President Donald Trump unveiled his plan for imposing across-the-board tariffs on all of America’s trading partners.