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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments over President Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on almost every nation on earth, in ever-changing amounts, whenever he feels like it. Legally, this is a case about any number of complicated questions and legal doctrines, including the president’s ability to declare emergencies under the International […]

This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Last June, record flooding swept through the rural town of Rock Valley, Iowa. As the wall of water began to overtake Chelsie Ver Mulm’s 10-acre plot of land, she rushed into action, rapidly evacuating her family’s gaggle of cows, sheep, […]

China's recent massive investments in manufacturing allow it to sell goods at lower prices globally.

Around 42 million Americans receive food stamps, which the government says it is incapable of fully funding.

Austan Goolsbee, who runs the Chicago Fed, says he’s undecided about another rate cut in December as the central bank works with “one eye covered.”

One bank organized a private meeting to talk with the opposition leader last month, amid the president’s increasingly aggressive posture.

Their campaigns have touched on plenty of other issues, but Democrats and Republicans alike are promising a return to a time when daily life was more affordable.

The company, seeking to compete with Proctor & Gamble on the shelves and in investor’s portfolios, will acquire Kenvue despite attacks from President Trump.