Author: Mike Nova

U.S. allies have spent billions of dollars more on defense since Putin ordered a full-scale invasion of Ukraine more than three years ago.

Global markets have been sucked into a down-draft after U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, setting investors’ go-to warning lights flickering but not yet flashing red.

What to know about the products the U.S. exports to China and how they might be affected by the latest escalation.

The Senate is diving into a contentious debate on a budget plan critical to Republican efforts to pass trillions of dollars in tax cuts and boost border security and defense spending.

‘It’s not a negotiation until it’s a negotiation,’ a White House official told NR.

Never miss out on middle aisle bargains again.

“Donald Trump’s tariffs do not represent all Americans,” Newsom said in a video.

As China announces retaliatory tariffs of 34% on all US goods, everyone writing about this titanic episode of tit-for-economic-tat will be struggling to swerve the clichés.

Trump has imposed world-spanning tariffs. China has responded in kind and further retaliation across Europe and Asia remains expected