The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case challenging President Trump’s tariff authority, with the Solicitor General arguing that the tariffs are regulatory and not revenue-raising,

If the tariffs do, indeed, fall, it will be a dramatic turn from a Supreme Court that has largely behaved as lickspittles to the Republican president. This is, after all, the same Court that held that Trump is allowed to use the powers of the presidency to commit crimes.

The Supreme Court hearing on Trump's tariffs takes place next week -- RTP spoke to a cross-border trade expert to get a read on the weather.

The Great Supply Chain Reset is unforgiving, illustrating that rigidity breaks under pressure while flexibility prospers.

Last week brought us a microcosm of this divide, which broke firmly against the president. The future is unknowable, but given the forces that are leading Trump and the GOP to dismiss affordability while Democrats work to solve it, the most likely outcome is for that divide to get a lot wider — to Democrats’ advantage.

Wealth Enhancement reports that rising tariffs and global tensions are increasing holiday shopping prices, especially on electronics and toys, by up to 35%.

The global trade war of 2025 has sown seeds of uncertainty that no farmer, Indian, American, Chinese, Brazilian, Mexican, or of any other nationality could have anticipated. Donald Trump’s “America First” tariffs,

Quebec Premier François Legault is warning the province may be heading toward a recession and says he has revised his economic priorities to help Quebec weather the storm caused by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Retailers are preparing for a holiday season clouded by tariffs, inflation and economic uncertainty. Consumers will see higher prices, fewer deep discounts and tighter inventory in some categories.