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Senate Moves to Give President Broad Tariff Power in Russia Sanctions Bill

It gives the U.S. trade representative near‑unlimited discretion to set energy tariffs with only a notice to Congress.

U.S.–Cuba Tensions Spike After Pentagon Visit and Díaz‑Canel’s Warning

OGE Filings Show Thousands of Trades in Trump’s Name Totaling Up to $750 Million

U.S. Issues Two-Week Ultimatum for Cuba to Free High-Profile Political Prisoners

Supreme Court Limits Trump's Tariff Authority as 10% Global Levy Takes Effect

Xi Sets Goal for Yuan to Be a Global Reserve Currency

Trump Taps Fannie-Freddie and Treasury Funds to Advance Agenda Without Congress

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Leaves D.C. Restaurant After CODEPINK Confrontation

JPMorgan Strategist Warns U.S. Is ‘Going Broke Slowly’ as Debt Nears 100% of GDP

Bipartisan Senators Seek to Overturn Trump’s Brazil Tariffs as Supreme Court Sets Nov. 5 Hearing

Trump Signals Imminent Tiered Tariffs on Steel and Semiconductors

Wisconsin Pension Fund Completes $300M Bitcoin ETF Exit Before Tariff Escalation