President Donald Trump escalates trade tensions with China by imposing an additional 100% tariff and software export controls amid rare earth minerals dispute.
Wall Street investors bailed out of U.S. stocks on Friday after President Donald Trump threatened a "massive" tariff increase on China amid a dispute over rare earth minerals.
Trump administration blames Democrats for funding stalemate triggering federal layoffs, as National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett warns of permanent RIFs.
The list of candidates being interviewed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to replace Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has narrowed to five candidates.
President Trump threatened to impose "massive" tariffs on China in retaliation for Beijing restricting exports of rare earth minerals that are critical technological components.
The U.S. Department of Transportation unveils flight restriction plans targeting Chinese carriers that use Russian airspace shortcuts unavailable to U.S.
The Congressional Budget Office reported a $1.8 trillion federal deficit for fiscal year 2025, driven in part by a record $1 trillion interest costs from servicing the national debt.
Silver prices surpassed $50 an ounce for the first time on Thursday, driven by supply shortages and uncertainty surrounding economic conditions and geopolitical risks.