Economic Policy

President Trump hosted Chinese leader Xi Jinping for a high-profile dinner attended by billionaire business leaders and senior U.S. officials, focusing on critical economic and diplomatic issues between the two nations.

President Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping for the final day of his state visit, focusing on stabilizing economic ties amid ongoing trade tensions.

President Trump pledges $5,000 dividends to Americans contingent on GOP winning Congress in midterm elections.

Peter Schiff claims the American economy is worse off than when President Biden departed, citing economic decline and warning of political threats ahead of the 2028 elections.

Former Vice President Mike Pence warns that a trade war with Canada would damage the American economy, stating tariffs primarily burden US businesses and consumers rather than foreign competitors.

The collapse of the Trump-Canada trade deal has triggered a 50 percent tariff on $20 billion in goods, disrupting markets from alcohol to hockey skates amid heightened political tensions.

President Trump's labeling of Democrats as communists contrasts with his administration's acquisition of private company stakes, drawing GOP criticism on free-market consistency.

George Kamel of Ramsey Solutions advises Florida families to eliminate debt before using funds from political programs like Trump Accounts for investment, highlighting the mathematical risks of premature saving.

Canadian premiers are identifying critical resources including oil, electricity, and potash as potential strategic levers in response to escalating trade tensions with the United States.

Leading economists and tech executives warn that artificial intelligence poses risks of significant workforce disruption. A collective letter urges policymakers to ensure technology benefits society as it advances rapidly across industries.

Analysis indicates Washington is unprepared for an impending financial crisis. Rising federal debt exceeding 120% of GDP and partisan dysfunction threaten effective policy responses to global economic upheaval.

Experts warn that US political dynamics leave the nation vulnerable to an impending financial crisis, with policy responses likely to be chaotic and ineffective due to partisan gridlock.