News for April 4, 2025

Wholesale egg prices are falling, and consumers may soon see lower prices, but new tariffs could slow that relief.

Barack Obama said he is deeply concerned about Donald Trump’s actions against universities, law firms, and the press, and warned that Americans should not accept them.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Trump’s new tariffs are likely to lift inflation and slow economic growth, leaving the Federal Reserve focused on keeping price rises temporary.

Warren Buffett denied false social media claims that he backed Donald Trump’s market moves, after Trump shared a video spreading the rumor.

NATO chief Mark Rutte says Russia is not moving fast enough to end the war in Ukraine and should do more to reach a ceasefire.

President Donald Trump said he will delay enforcement of the TikTok ban again while talks continue over a possible deal involving ByteDance and China.

President Donald Trump said he will give ByteDance 75 more days to find a buyer for TikTok, delaying a possible U.S. ban.

Donald Trump’s new tariff plan hit the Falkland Islands with a 42% US import tax, and the territory says it is trying to avoid a trade fight and keep good ties with the United States.

President Donald Trump hit Lesotho with the highest tariff in his new trade plan, raising fears of factory closures and job losses in the small African country.

President Donald Trump is hosting a $1 million-a-person MAGA Inc. dinner while stock markets fall after his new tariff plans.

Nintendo delayed U.S. pre-orders for the Switch 2 as it gauges the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, while keeping the June 5 launch date unchanged.

President Donald Trump is using tariffs to push manufacturing back to the U.S., but the data suggests that shift would take years and could raise costs for consumers.

Stocks fell sharply for a second day as President Donald Trump’s new tariffs raised fears of higher prices, slower growth, and a wider trade war.

U.S. stocks fell sharply again as President Donald Trump’s tariff fight with China deepened and raised fears of a wider economic slowdown.

Trump’s new 10% tariffs on UK goods are creating pressure for British exporters, but some companies see a chance to win more US business.

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs hit remote Australian islands home to penguins, while Russia was left off the list.

U.S. employers added far more jobs than expected in March, but President Donald Trump's new tariffs are raising worries about slower growth ahead.

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs shook markets again, as investors worried the move could slow growth, raise prices, and trigger a wider trade fight.

China responded to President Donald Trump’s new tariffs by imposing a matching 34% tariff on U.S. imports and adding new export controls on rare earth materials.

Massad Boulos says the US is working with the Democratic Republic of Congo on a minerals deal that could support peace and bring in American investment.