WSJ Poll: Where Do Voters Stand on Trump’s Tariffs?
A new Wall Street Journal poll conducted before President Trump’s so-called ‘Liberation Day’ asked voters their thoughts on his use of tariffs and his handling of the economy. WSJ’s Aaron…
Why Even U.S.-Made Trucks Aren’t Safe From Tariffs
President Trump says cars made in the U.S. will face “absolutely no tariff,” but it’s not so simple. No car is built from 100% U.S. parts—not even the U.S.-built Ford…
Trump’s Auto Tariffs: We Broke Down an F-150 to Explain Industry Impact | WSJ
President Trump says cars made in the U.S. will face “absolutely no tariff,” but it’s not so simple. No car is built from 100% U.S. parts—not even the U.S.-built Ford…
Democratic Senator Explains What Dems Are Doing Wrong | WSJ
President Donald Trump won Arizona in November, but Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego also captured the state. The Wall Street Journal sat down with him to learn how he held on…
Why Trump’s Tariff Plan Is Getting Riskier, According to Economists | WSJ
President Trump says reciprocal tariffs will kick in on April 2, meaning the U.S. will match the higher tariff rates other countries impose on the U.S. Trump is banking on…
How Sweden Is Preparing Elite Recruits for Arctic War With Russia | WSJ
NATO’s newest member Sweden is mobilizing in the Arctic as the possibility of a Russian invasion of NATO’s sub-Arctic becomes more real. Almost every Swedish citizen turning 18 has to…
How Trump’s Policies Already Align With Project 2025 | WSJ
President Trump distanced himself from Project 2025’s radical conservative vision on the campaign trail. Now, more than half of his executive orders including some on immigration and DEI policies align…
Did Trump Defy a Judge’s Order With These Deportation Flights? | WSJ
The showdown between President Trump’s Department of Justice and a federal judge over deportation flights to El Salvador is turning into a closely watched test of executive power. On Saturday…
Forever 21 Files for Bankruptcy—Again
Forever 21 was once the premier shopping destination for teens who wanted cheap and fashionable clothing. Now, Forever 21 is filing for bankruptcy, again. WSJ breaks down how fast…
How Forever 21 Went From $4B in Sales to Going Bankrupt Twice | WSJ What Went Wrong
Forever 21 was once the premier shopping destination for teens who wanted cheap and fashionable clothing. But now, the fast fashion pioneer is filing for its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy.…