The tariff, which goes into effect April 2, singled out automakers that don’t manufacture cars or car parts in the U.S.

Trump administration actions compound the long-running erosion of the government's statistical infrastructure. Statistics need more budget and program support.

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As the Trump administration escalates crackdowns on DEI, employment and economic experts are warning that the impact on pay ...

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The U.S. trade deficit in goods narrowed in February amid a rise in exports, which could temper economists' expectations for ...

As the Trump administration's tariffs take effect, homes – the most expensive item most Americans ever buy – are about to get ...

U.S. corporate profits surged to a record high in the fourth quarter amid strong demand and pricing power, but an uncertain ...

President Trump's Departments of Homeland Security and Housing and Urban Development are tag-teaming an effort to end illegal ...