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Lasting damage has been done not only to Trump’s political credibility but to globalisation as a system

President Trump suggested this week that he relies on his gut instincts to make major decisions, an approach that worries Democrats.

Tariffs have driven a wedge between Trump aides in an administration that hates expertise. I suppose boys will be boys

COMMENT: Everyday Americans who voted for Trump to make them rich have had a rude awakening in his market-plunging tariffs, says Jon Sopel

Donald Trump claimed during a cabinet meeting he doesn't need DOGE head for "anything other than I happen to like him"

The president said he was acting ‘instinctively’ after announcing the surprise 180 on Wednesday. However multiple sources said that the build up to the decision was drawn out over a number of days

Kimbal Musk criticized Trump’s tariffs as a hidden tax on consumers, calling him the “most high tax American President in generations,” and joined growing voices — including his brother Elon — warning that the protectionist policies hurt jobs, raise prices, and stifle economic growth.

Navarro’s assertions echo back to a longlasting debate about Tesla.

It ended not with a bang, but with US President Donald Trump and two top aides writing a social media post.

Elon Musk and former Trump advisor Peter Navarro engaged in a heated online dispute over tariffs, with Musk calling Navarro a 'moron.'

Bastian called Trump's tariffs "the wrong approach" as markets spiral.