Donald Trump’s tariff agenda is a near-repeat of America’s trade agenda of the 1930s. That did not end well for anyone.

President Trump’s tariffs on Canada and Mexico, as well as his exemption of North American trade agreement-protected goods, has led to a hands-off approach from Congress, which has been ...

Ben Stein became a “Generation X” icon with his timeless role as a beleaguered high school economics teacher in the 1986 ...

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Much of the sports equipment used in the United States -- including the balls athletes throw and shoot, the bats they swing, ...

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Toohill only played a rotation role on the Bills defense in 2024 and never really broke out. He appeared in 14 games in ...

Trade is the engine of prosperity, but without the right infrastructure it can also be an Achilles’ heel.

President Donald Trump should take heed of this and review the impact of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. This law implemented protectionist tariffs that were the second highest in the history ...

The trade war launched by President Donald Trump against Canada, China and Mexico and what could end up involving countries ...

The CBOE Volatility Index has spiked more than 80% since President Donald Trump’s inauguration. Wall Street’s “fear gauge,” ...

In his inaugural address, Donald Trump harked back to William McKinley, the 25th US president, who raised tariffs on US ...