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The stock market underwent one of its most volatile days in recent history on the third market day of fallout from Trump's tariffs.

Other countries' formal tariffs on the U.S. are actually far less than the levies the president has placed on them, according to an analysis of MFN tariffs.

As Ohio's unemployment rises, small businesses continue to struggle to fill open positions.

Congress is almost useless these days. The president does its job while ignoring it whenever he feels like it.

The steep plunge in equity prices has sparked fears that a bear market is coming, an ominous sign that indicates declining investor confidence.

The erroneous claim, amplified by CNBC, that the White House was considering a 90-day pause on tariffs caused markets to briefly rally.

Concerns over President Donald Trump's tariff policy were seen in the "fear index," a nickname for the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, better known as VIX.

Trump announced tariffs against 86 countries in total last week. A majority of these countries received them because they had their own tariffs against the U.S.

Stocks on Wall Street continued to tank at open Monday, as concerns over President Donald Trump's tariff policy from analysts and investors mount.

Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan increased their predictions that the United States will be hit with a recession.