When the Trump administration began its tariff campaign in 2025, some of the loudest critics focused on the consequences for Midwestern farmers or border states. A year in, the impact of tariffs has become clearer, and some research suggests no state has emerged completely unscathed.

Trump is attempting to rebuild his tariff regime using alternative legal avenues after the court ruled that his earlier reliance on emergency powers to impose duties was unconstitutional.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs may be restored by July to the levels in place before the Supreme Court struck down many of his levies, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.

Trump’s America-first steel agenda is under the spotlight as his $400M White House ballroom may depend on foreign supply.

The president could provide a catalyst for the stock market, but it could be only a temporary boost.

Trump says a 50% tariff would apply if China is found supplying Iran weapons, raising stakes ahead of his planned China trip.

In a recent survey conducted by PwC, a significant majority of American business leaders anticipate that U.S. tariffs will continue to be high for years, extending beyond the Donald Trump era. Kristin Bohl,

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