The Trump administration may pay more taxpayer dollars to farmers harmed by Trump’s tariffs than on nuclear delivery systems and weapons.

President Trump walked back some of his tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Soybean farmer John Boyd, Jr. joins Ali Vitali to share why the tariffs are causing “complete chaos and confusion” among America’s farmers.

Gov. Larry Rhoden said he wants South Dakota farmers to trust President Donald Trump when it comes to tariffs on agricultural products.

Trump administration officials shifted tone this week to acknowledge that markets and consumers might suffer losses as the economy adjusts to the rollout of the White House economic agenda. President Donald Trump told the nation during his joint address to Congress on Tuesday that his aggressive tariff policies would cause “a little disturbance” a day

While tariffs shock investors into risk-off mode, markets are also questioning other parts of Trump's agenda that were meant to be a boost to stocks.

A weaker-than-expected jobs report suggests trade policy and DOGE cuts could be weighing on hiring, including in the private sector.

Seesaw tariff announcements have unnerved Wall Street, as investors said flip-flopping moves by the Trump administration to roll back levies on trading partners were causing confusion rather than bringing relief.

President Donald Trump is on the verge of slapping new tariffs on Canada and Mexico while doubling a levy on China, moves that would dramatically expand his push to revive domestic manufacturing, tap new revenues and rebalance ties with the biggest US trading partners.

Trump’s threat followed Russia’s first major missile attack against Ukraine since the Trump administration paused intelligence sharing with the embattled country.

Following Russia's massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, Trump threatened sanctions on Russia ahead of U.S.-Ukraine peace talks next week.