President Trump announces new auto tariffs
President Donald Trump announced new auto tariffs during a White House press conference on Wednesday in an effort to boost domestic manufacturing and raise tax revenue from tariffs.
SCOOP: DEI policies threaten US economy, according to state financial officers
Financial officers from 24 states warned the SEC, asset managers, proxy advisors and companies of the financial risks of prioritizing a political agenda over fiscal returns.
US government's fiscal strength deteriorating, Moody's warns
Moody's said that the U.S. government's fiscal strength is deteriorating due to widening budget deficits and a growing national debt, a trend which is expected to continue.
The country needs more electricity — and more electricians
Across the country, where Microsoft has invested billions of dollars in infrastructure construction, we’ve hired many thousands of electricians. But it’s not enough.
Signal says it is 'gold standard' for encrypted messaging, despite claims of vulnerabilities
The developer of the Signal app, used by members of the Trump administration, explained Tuesday why its app is the "gold standard" for private messaging.
LARRY KUDLOW: Think Reagan-Trump, not Nixon-Ford on tax cuts bill
Republicans will never enact Trump's tax cuts if they revert back to the old Nixon-Ford ways
Trump Media and Crypto.com partner on ETF offerings
Trump Media & Technology Group's plan to offer ETFs will include a focus on "Made in America" investment strategies across a variety of industries, the company said.
'Stop them!': Democrat clashes with Trump Social Security nominee over DOGE access
Sen. Ron Wyden pressured Social Security administrator nominee Frank Bisignano to stop the Department of Government Efficiency's actions to slash waste in the agency.
Former Target exec pours cold water on ‘grossly exaggerated’ tariff concerns, explains why prices won't rise
Any inflationary pressure from Trump administration tariffs is "not nearly the magnitude" of what "hysterical" people think, according to former Toys"R"Us CEO Gerald Storch.
Digital assets group outlines blockchain policy goals
The Digital Chamber released its "U.S. Blockchain Roadmap" that outlined policies to advance the digital assets and cryptocurrency sectors and ensure U.S. leadership in the industry.
'Dogequest' site meant to intimidate Tesla owners pops up on dark web: report
The "Dogequest" website aimed at intimidating Tesla owners and exposing their personal information has resurfaced on the dark web, according to a report.
DOGE honing in on federal consulting contracts; wants waste identified
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is reviewing consulting firms' work with the federal government and asking companies to break down their agency contracts.
Federal judge blocks DOGE from personal data, in another injunction against Trump
A federal judge is now blocking the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing personal data from three federal agencies.
Gen Z influencer uncovers the truth about young Americans' views on Trump
Gen Z conservative influencer Bo Loudon said young voters under 30 are supporting President Donald Trump in growing numbers because he is fulfilling campaign promises.
Democrats turn on Tesla despite yearslong electric vehicle push
Democrats have grown critical of Tesla, Elon Musk's American-manufactured electric vehicle company, despite a yearlong push into the EV sector.
US miners eye copper comeback as demand rises
Copper demand is rising in the U.S. and is set to double in the next 10 years. Mining executives say more mines need to open in order to meet the demand.
Tesla owners dump cars amid mounting hate — but not all is lost
Several Tesla owners are ditching their vehicles amid growing backlash against the company over Elon Musk's work with the Trump administration.
Boeing’s double dose of good news: Fighter jets and cash
A positive outlook on cash flow and a deal to build the U.S. Air Force's next-generation fighter jet were part of a strong week for aerospace giant Boeing.
Small Business Administration to cut about 2,700 jobs as part of restructuring
The Small Business Administration announced it will cut about 2,700 jobs, which comprises about 43% of its workforce, as it seeks to return to pre-pandemic staffing levels.
Trump suggests he'll pay overtime for formerly stranded astronauts 'out of my own pocket'
A pair of astronauts could get their overtime paid for by President Donald Trump after returning to Earth following a months-long mission.



















