The midterm elections on November 3, 2026, will determine control of the U.S. Congress, shaping legislative priorities, federal appointments, and foreign policy directions.
A massive US tariff refunds program worth $166 billion is underway, but legal, economic, and political uncertainties raise concerns for businesses and consumers alike.
The Trump Iran attack decision has reshaped global politics, raising questions about strategy, legacy, and geopolitical risk. This analysis explores why the former president chose this moment to escalate tensions despite domestic political costs.
After the Supreme Court struck down key tariffs, Trump doubled down with a universal 15 percent tariff. His State of the Union now unfolds under economic, legal, and political pressure.
Europe signals a potential freeze of the US trade agreement as tariff tensions rise, demanding legal clarity and binding commitments before ratification moves forward.
A new national survey shows Trump disapproval reaching 60 percent, with inflation, tariffs and foreign policy driving voter dissatisfaction ahead of the State of the Union.
A rare Republican rebellion in the US House challenges Trump tariffs on Canada, exposing GOP divisions, economic concerns, and mounting political uncertainty before the midterms.
New economic research reveals that Trump’s tariffs functioned as a hidden tax on Americans, raising prices and squeezing businesses while foreign exporters largely avoided the cost.
