Inflation-weary consumers chose Donald J. Trump for President in part because they were sick of seeing prices continue to rise. Now, in the first few weeks of the Trump Administration, prices for homes,

The poll — conducted with 3,320 respondents on Feb. 3 — comes two days after President Donald Trump imposed a 10% across-the-board tariff on goods from China. The country’s government quickly retaliated, imposing tariffs of up to 15% on U.S. oil, gas and coal, among other goods.

President Donald Trump has paused, at least temporarily, 25% tariffs he’d announced against Mexico and Canada. Those two countries also happen to be Arizona’s biggest trading partners.

Donald Trump is the first president to use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose tariffs, teeing up likely legal battles that will test his executive authority.

President Trump is making good on his promise to slap tariffs on $1.4 trillion worth of goods made in Mexico, Canada, and China. Products shipped from Mexico will see a 25 percent import tax, Canadian goods,

Costco customers are waiting in long lines and panic-buying eggs because of Trump’s new tariffs on imported goods. That’s on top of an already short supply of eggs due to an outbreak of avian flu. The current egg situation in America is anything but over-easy.

President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada have prompted anger in the country where there are growing calls for people to boycott American products. Trump's announcement that Canadian products would face a 25 percent levy was followed by retaliatory measures announced by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a call for citizens to buy Canadian over American goods.