News for April 3, 2025

President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs sparked market turmoil and confusion as his administration sent mixed messages about whether the plan is a negotiation or a final policy.

President Donald Trump says his new tariffs will help the U.S. economy, but many economists warn they could raise prices, slow growth, and even increase recession risk.

Ford is offering employee pricing on many 2024 and 2025 vehicles as new U.S. auto tariffs begin and car prices are expected to rise.

President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported vehicles have started, and automakers, especially Ford Motor and General Motors, could face higher costs, lower profits, and possible price increases for buyers.

Xavier Becerra has entered the crowded race for California governor, with the contest still could change if Kamala Harris decides to run.

President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs on imports, raising fears of higher prices, trade fights, and wider damage to the global economy.

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs sent global stocks lower, as investors worried about higher prices, slower growth, and retaliation from trade partners.

The White House plans to use real eggs for this year’s Easter Egg Roll, even as bird flu has reduced supply and kept egg prices high.

The European Union says it is ready to add more countermeasures against U.S. tariffs if talks with the Trump administration do not lead to a deal.

President Donald Trump signed an order to end the de minimis trade loophole on May 2, a move that will raise costs for small-value imports and affect Chinese online retailers like Temu and Shein.

President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs drew sharp criticism from the European Union and other countries, as leaders warned they could hurt the world economy and trigger a trade war.

A Carnegie Mellon University economist said President Donald Trump’s new global tariffs could raise prices for consumers, while the full effect on jobs and the economy is still unclear.