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‘It’s sort of like a divorce’: Top analyst sees trade war with China as ugly, complex: ‘This kind of story doesn’t have a good guy’

"The wife and the husband are accusing one another of things that, from the outside, look more complicated,” says Marc Chandler of Bannockburn...

12.10.2025 10

Matt Sedensky

Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices

Those metals are so ubiquitous in packaging, they’re likely to pack a punch across consumer products from soup to nuts.

01.06.2025 10

Matt Sedensky

Retired child welfare worker, 73, about to be hit again with 40-year-old student loan debt—’They said, ‘Move to a cheaper state”

People 60 and older hold an estimated $125 billion in student loans, according to the National Consumer Law Center, a six-fold increase from 20 years...

15.05.2025 10

Matt Sedensky

‘I’m not looking’ — Americans close to retirement are afraid to check their account balances

President Trump has urged people to “be cool” in assessing the impact of tariffs on their investments. Asked about his own savings earlier this...

28.04.2025 4

Matt Sedensky

Elon Musk’s DOGE is claiming victory after uncovering $382 million in unemployment fraud—but the government already found it years ago: ‘I don’t think it’s news to anyone’

Federal investigators already found what appears to be the same fraud, years earlier and on a far greater scale.

16.04.2025 550

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‘It’s sort of like a divorce’: Top analyst sees trade war with China as ugly, complex: ‘This kind of story doesn’t have a good guy’

Matt Sedensky

Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices

Matt Sedensky

Retired child welfare worker, 73, about to be hit again with 40-year-old student loan debt—’They said, ‘Move to a cheaper state”

Matt Sedensky

‘I’m not looking’ — Americans close to retirement are afraid to check their account balances

Matt Sedensky

Elon Musk’s DOGE is claiming victory after uncovering $382 million in unemployment fraud—but the government already found it years ago: ‘I don’t think it’s news to anyone’

Matt Sedensky