President Donald Trump made a lot of tariff threats and trade promises this year. Many materialized into a barrage of new import taxes that overturned decades of U.S. economic policy — but others have yet to be fulfilled as 2025 comes to a close.

President Trump on Friday doubled down on his tariff agenda as the Supreme Court weighs its legality, suggesting that losing his ability to impose import taxes on trading partners “would be a

Is the $2,000 stimulus check real? Here's what to know and how Supreme Court decision could impact Trump's tariff dividend payment status or refund

Lynda Kinkade speaks with CNN’s Global Economic Analyst Rana Faroohar about the reason behind the Trump administration’s decision to cut tariffs on Italian pasta makers.

Wall Street Journal editor and Fox News contributor James Freeman predicted on Friday that the Supreme Court would do President Donald Trump a favor by striking down tariffs he's unilaterally implemented.

The tariffs have attracted a wave of lawsuits, with some taking aim at his supposed statutory authority to impose them under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).

The implication of Trump's tariffs in 2025 was sure to be large adverse effects on inflation, employment, and real income. Yet, the reality turned out not as bad as many economists expected.

Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis discusses the Trump administration's affordability agenda for 2026, including tax breaks and tariff changes.