President Trump's new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are causing major controversy. While he claims it will benefit America in the long run, experts warn of potential inflation and negative impacts on consumers and the economy. The move is seen as a break from previous free trade policies and raises questions about Trump's willingness to risk short-term pain for long-term goals.
25% tariff on goods from Canada and Mexico, 10% on China
Retaliatory tariffs from Canada and potential countermeasures from other countries
Concerns about inflation and increased prices for American consumers
Experts warn of potential negative consequences for the US economy
President Trump is set to enact tariffs on America's biggest trading partners, hinting this is just the beginning. Plus, the DOJ is questioning thousands of career law enforcement officials over their roles in the January 6th investigations. And the head of DOGE vows to eliminate the agency behind most of America's foreign aid.