The 'Taco Trump' trolling continues and Stephen King is the latest to get in on the US President's most-hated, and subsequently the internet's new favourite, meme. The 'taco' term came about as a way ...

The White House has responded to Trump's close ally Elon Musk's blistering criticism of his "big, beautiful bill." Newsweek's live blog is closed.

Smoky skies tonight with temperatures dropping into the 60s. Dangerous swimming conditions on Lake Michigan on Tuesday. Windy and warm with highs in the mid-80s. Strong to severe t-storms are possible ...

Kansas City has a long tradition of respect and appreciation for the food coverage in the New Yorker magazine. Credit goes to esteemed New Yorker writer Calvin Trillin, whose interests span a wide ...

But when he has eased the pressure, stocks experienced sharp rebounds. This dynamic has become known as the TACO trade -- which stands for "Trump always chickens out." Considering the tariff ...

Tuesday, with US markets open again after a holiday, the S&P 500 saw its biggest increase in weeks, prompting Chris Beauchamp of IG Group, an online trading company, to observe: “Taco trade ...

Today may be Friday, but until further notice, thank God it’s Taco Tuesday. So here’s the deal. A couple of weeks back, Robert Armstrong of the Financial Times wrote about a pattern we’ve ...

Reporter Donald Trump is “clearly rattled” after being confronted with the his new “TACO” nickname during a press conference earlier this week, says CNN’s Erin Burnett. The president had ...

TACO is the third silly thing to find its way to the chink in Dear Leader’s armor. First it was the small hands jokes. Then it was “weird,” and the laughter and fury that “weird” inspired might have ...

On Thursday, in the wake of the new TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out) trade memes flooding the internet, host Nicole Wallace asked if goading the president with more jokes was worth it.

Today may be Friday, but until further notice, thank God it’s Taco Tuesday. So here’s the deal. A couple of weeks back, Robert Armstrong of the Financial Times wrote about a pattern we’ve been seeing ...