The Trump administration now requires mortgage giants to count cryptocurrency as assets, reshaping U.S. home loan rules.
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JPMorgan Chase Sees $150B–$200B Refund Risk After Trump Tariff Setback
JPMorgan warns the U.S. could owe up to $200 billion in tariff refunds after the Supreme Court struck down key Trump emergency trade duties.
Trump Administration Secures Taiwan Trade Agreement with 15% Tariff Rate
Trump administration secures new Taiwan trade deal setting 15% tariffs and boosting U.S. semiconductor investment.
Trump Administration Puts Off Planned Tariff Doubling on Cabinets, Furniture Until 2027
The Trump administration delayed planned tariff hikes on imported cabinets and furniture, keeping rates at 25% until 2027 amid trade talks.
Trump Administration Eyes Tariff Reductions and Market Access With Latin American Partners
Trump administration announces trade frameworks with Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador, and Guatemala to reduce tariffs and boost US exports.
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Trump administration blocks US chip-design software exports to China to limit tech advancement amid trade tensions.
Harvard sues Trump administration over international student ban, citing constitutional violations and major impacts on its student body.
McDonald's partners with the Trump administration to hire 375,000 workers this summer, marking its biggest employment push in years.
Harvard sues Trump administration over $3.2 billion grant freeze, citing threats to research and academic freedom.
Trump revokes all South Sudanese visas, citing refusal to accept deported citizens, amid rising instability.
Trump administration fires FDA staffers in a sweeping workforce reduction, raising concerns over food and medical safety.
Groups against abortions in the US are targeting abortion pills through lawsuits, state laws, and potential federal action, raising access concerns nationwide.
If re-elected, former President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that his administration would eliminate taxes for workers who get tips.
President Joe Biden has touted Microsoft's $3.3 billion investment plan to build a new AI data center in Wisconsin, contrasting it with the unfulfilled Foxconn deal negotiated during Donald Trump's presidency.
