Discussions with allies like Israel and India are ongoing, but officials maintain a firm stance, emphasizing the need to tackle issues like currency manipulation and dumping.
Congress and legal challenges are pushing back, questioning the constitutionality of using emergency powers for broad economic measures like tariffs.
Stock markets plunged, with the Dow dropping over 1,600 points, and tech and retail sectors hit hardest; China vowed countermeasures.
Luna’s initial proposal for 12 weeks of proxy voting for all new parents, backed by Trump, faced GOP constitutional concerns.
Trump fires NSA and Cyber Command head Gen. Timothy Haugh and deputy Wendy Noble, sparking concerns over cyber defense and politics.
Financial markets reacted sharply, with the Dow dropping 1,400 points, but Trump highlighted nearly $7 trillion in new investments as a sign of economic confidence.
Critics argue Trump’s tariffs act as a “hidden tax” on consumers, with Republicans like Senator Susan Collins highlighting risks to local businesses and jobs.