In January, The Wall Street Journal derided Trump’s threat to impose 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico as the opening salvo of the “The Dumbest Trade War in History.” Yet Trump’s economic coercing and cajoling is not as inexplicable as it seems.

Last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky came to the Oval Office to sign a rare-earth minerals deal that Trump billed as a triumph for the US. But Zelensky was provoked by Vice President JD Vance and kicked out of the White House. European leaders have spent days trying to fix the debacle.

U.S. forecast to enter recession after market slows with tariff news - President’s trade aggression causes unease after he suspends American aid for Ukraine

Brian Moynihan argued Tuesday that the president's allegations of politically motivated debanking stem from the problem of overregulation.

The Bank of America CEO, speaking Tuesday, said the real issue behind the president’s de-banking jab was “over-regulation.”

OPEC+ did what Donald Trump has demanded and announced it would start increasing production, pushing oil prices down to three-year lows. Trump may get more than he bargained for.

Trump’s order marks the first time in the country’s 248-year history that the government has established an official language.

America’s power over Russia is not as expansive, but it can hold out the prospect of relief from the sanctions that have hobbled Russia’s economy and gratify the desire of Vladimir Putin, Russia’s president, to have some say over events in Russia’s near-abroad.

Output hike comes after Donald Trump showed a more favourable poise towards Russia

I emphasized the importance of the vital 'Critical Minerals and Rare-Earths Deal' between the United States and Ukraine, which we hope will be signed very soon!' says Trump - Anadolu Ajansı