The economy. The Constitution. Is there anything Trump won't destroy? The same day Trump said he would chop down Andrew Jackson's magnolia, he swung an ax at the Constitution. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-opinions / / #opinions / / 5 hours 5h Share
Even without the tariffs, Trump's economic agenda is a disaster Disregard rosy scenarios and "aspirational" goals. Trump's economic policies are delusional. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-opinions / / #opinions / / 5 hours 5h Share
What to watch with your kids: 'A Minecraft Movie,' 'Robogobo' and more Common Sense Media also reviews "Freaky Tales" and "Ludwig." $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-lifestyle / / #lifestyle / / 5 hours 5h Share
Conservative media is failing Elon Musk This is what happens when even softball interviews don't work. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-opinions / / #opinions / / 5 hours 5h Share
Reader critiques: The Post is doing Trump's work for him Here are this week's Free for All letters. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-opinions / / #opinions / / 5 hours 5h Share
Trump's intuitions on tariffs won't help Americans (or penguins) Trump's justifications for high tariffs are flawed. Showmanship, chaos make it worse. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-opinions / / #opinions / / 6 hours 6h Share
Trump's trade war threatens new hurdles for the Federal Reserve President Donald Trump's trade war has newly threatened the Federal Reserve's goal of bringing inflation down without job losses. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-business / / #business / / 6 hours 6h Share
A historic Black schoolhouse needs a facelift Remembering a local hero by restoring of a 1930s-era plantation school. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-opinions / / #opinions / / 6 hours 6h Share
Labor market remains on firm ground despite economic volatility The March jobs report, to be released Friday, will provide the latest picture of the labor market as concerns mount about the impact of sweeping tariffs and federal government cuts on the economy. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-business / / #business / / 6 hours 6h Share
IRS has $1 billion in 2021 tax refunds. Could you be owed some money? The window to claim a refund owed to you for the 2021 tax year closes April 15. $$ washingtonpost.com washingtonpost.com / feeds washingtonpost-com-business / / #business / / 6 hours 6h Share