Djamila Lazri
US Consumers Stockpile Goods Amid Fears of Trump’s New Tariffs
Consumers are worried that the cost of goods will rise due to new tariffs, prompting many to stock up on essentials. Fears of inflation and supply chain disruptions are driving…
Trump’s Tariff Plans Spark Global Financial Turmoil
President Trump's tariff plans have triggered sharp declines in global markets, fueling fears of a potential recession. Reuters broker news reports heightened concerns as international tensions escalate over the sweeping…
Americans Demand a Rethinking of Retirement Savings
The study reveals that just 18 percent of Americans are confident they will have enough savings for retirement. Meanwhile, many are struggling to save amid economic disruptions and rising living…
Jaguar Land Rover Halts U.S. Shipments Amid 25% Tariff Imposition
Jaguar Land Rover has paused its vehicle shipments to the United States in response to a new 25% tariff on imported cars. This decision is part of the company's strategy…
Nissan’s Response to U.S. Tariffs: A Sign of Impact?
Nissan is contemplating relocating some of its production to the U.S. in response to the new 25% car tariffs. This decision could be an early indication that the tariffs are…
Global Stock Markets Slump as China Retaliates With Tariffs on Us Goods
The global stock markets saw a sharp decline as China retaliated with new tariffs, deepening the ongoing trade conflict with the U.S. The escalating tensions have triggered widespread concerns about…
US Oil Service Firms Brace for a Blow From Trump’s Tariffs and Falling Oil Prices
Tariffs imposed by President Trump are causing significant disruption in global supply chains, hitting key materials used by U.S. oilfield service companies. As oil prices continue to tumble, industry leaders…
Haven’t Filed Your 2021 Tax Return? You Might Be Missing Out on a COVID Stimulus Check
The IRS is distributing $2.4 billion to taxpayers who missed claiming the Recovery Rebate Credit. Payments will be automatically issued to those who qualify, with no action required from recipients.
Student Loan Repayment Plans Suspended Amid Confusion and Frustration
The removal of recertification forms for student loan repayment plans has left many borrowers uncertain about their options. Without these forms, they risk losing their enrollment and facing unaffordable payments.
Powell Warns of Inflation Risks and Slower Growth Due to Trump’s Tariffs
Powell cautioned that the tariffs could lead to "at least a temporary rise in inflation," with the possibility of more persistent effects. The Federal Reserve’s ability to manage this outcome…
New Bill Aims to Protect SNAP Benefits from Cuts
Republican lawmakers told Politico that 'some current food aid benefits for low-income Americans will likely be reduced' unless deeper programmatic cuts are made.
Nationwide Walmart Boycott Set for April 7 : What You Need to Know
The People's Union USA is rallying consumers to boycott Walmart from April 7 to April 14, 2025. This action is part of a broader push to challenge corporate influence over…
Grocery Shoppers to Feel Impact of New Tariffs in the Produce Aisle
Seafood counters may face steeper increases, with tariffs of up to 46% on shrimp from Vietnam and 26% on imports from India, adding immediate pressure to grocery budgets. Seafood counters…
How Trump’s Tariffs Could Drive Up Costs for U.S. Renewable Energy
President Trump's proposed tariffs could increase the cost of wind turbines and renewable energy projects in the U.S. Analysts warn that higher prices may disrupt supply chains and hinder clean…
U.S. Treasury Phasing Out Paper Checks: How It Affects Tax Refunds and Social Security Payments
The U.S. Treasury is set to phase out paper checks for federal payments, including Social Security benefits and tax refunds. This move aims to streamline payments and reduce fraud risks,…
China to Impose 34% Tariffs on All u.s. Goods Starting April 10
China's decision to impose 34% tariffs on U.S. goods starting April 10 marks a sharp escalation in the ongoing trade war. CNN highlights that this retaliation will intensify global economic…
Trump’s New Tariffs and Their Disproportionate Impact on Lower-Income Households
The new tariffs are expected to raise prices on essential goods, with the most significant burden falling on lower-income households. Experts warn that these increases could further strain families already…
Federal Employees Report Deteriorating Work Conditions Amid Full Return-To-Office Mandate
Many federal employees say the return to the office has created more obstacles than solutions. From internet outages to overcrowded rooms, frustration is mounting across agencies.
Sweeping Layoffs Begin Across U.S. Health Agencies Amid Major HHS Restructuring
Federal health employees received abrupt notices instructing them to pack their equipment and await further instructions. Entire offices, including those focused on infectious diseases and minority health, have been hollowed…
Here’s How To Avoid IRS Audit Mistakes That Cost You Money
Certain tax returns attract more IRS attention than others, often for reasons that can be avoided. Knowing what the agency looks for is key to staying under the radar.
“Couldn’t Care Less”: Trump’s Comments on Car Tariffs and Rising Prices
Trump emphasized that foreign carmakers would face higher costs unless they manufacture vehicles in the US. He added that American-made cars would not be affected by the new tariffs.
Trump Rules Out Firings After Signal Leak About Houthi Airstrike
President Donald Trump reaffirmed his confidence in his national security team, insisting no one would be fired over the recent leak. The incident, involving a Signal chat about a planned…
Social Security’s 2026 COLA Is Set to Break Records — But Retirees May Not Benefit as Expected
Social Security’s 2026 COLA is set to break records — but that doesn’t guarantee stronger buying power. For retirees, a bigger check might simply mean higher costs.
Five Economic Indicators Signaling a Potential Recession in the US
Economists are increasingly concerned as key economic indicators point to a possible recession. Uncertainty around consumer confidence, rising debt, and trade policies are contributing to growing alarm.
Why You’re Not Feeling Trump’s Egg Price Plunge
Despite a 47% drop in wholesale egg prices, consumers are still waiting for these reductions to appear at their local grocery stores. The gap between wholesale and retail prices continues…
Trump’s Approval Rating On Economy Hits New Low
Recent polling reveals a significant drop in President Donald Trump's approval rating on the economy, reaching its lowest point in his second term. With inflation and recession fears growing, Americans'…
IRS and ICE’s Potential Information Sharing Deal Raises Concerns
Experts warn that the deal between the IRS and ICE could discourage undocumented immigrants from filing taxes, fearing deportation
Iowa Medicaid Work Requirements Could Impact Thousands
The new bill could lead to approximately 32,000 Iowans losing their Medicaid coverage. Critics, including State Senator Zach Wahls, warn that it may put vulnerable populations at risk.
Trump Threatens Massive Tariffs on Canada and EU if They Harm U.S. Economy
Trump has threatened larger-than-expected tariffs on the EU and Canada if they harm the U.S. economy, while also unveiling plans for a 25% tariff on auto imports. Analysts warn this…
Education Department Reopens Applications for Student Loan Repayment Plans
Every day these applications go unprocessed deprives borrowers of critical time toward PSLF relief and financial stability,” said Yu. Advocates continue to push for a faster resolution, despite ongoing delays…
Poland Suspends Migrants’ Right to Apply for Asylum Amid Border Tensions
The new law allows Polish authorities to suspend asylum applications for up to 60 days, focusing on migrants deemed a security threat. Critics argue it undermines Poland’s international obligations, especially…
Heating Bill Assistance Ends Soon: Ohio’s Winter Crisis Program
Eligible Ohio households can receive assistance with heating bills, fuel deliveries, and even heating system repairs through the Winter Crisis Program. The program is available until March 31, and applicants…
Social Security Faces Crisis Amid Staffing Cuts and Service Failures
The fallout from the SSA's service failures is especially hard for vulnerable populations, such as retirees and disabled claimants. Many of these individuals rely on Social Security as their primary…
Medicaid and SNAP Cuts Could Lead To 1 Million Jobs Lost in 2026, Report Warns
The proposed cuts to Medicaid and SNAP could lead to the loss of over 1 million jobs by 2026, with significant repercussions for the healthcare sector. State economies would face…
Federal Food Assistance Cuts Could Devastate Ohioans and Strain Food Banks
Proposed cuts to SNAP funding could leave Ohio’s most vulnerable residents without critical support. Local food banks are bracing for even greater strain as demand continues to rise.
Major Update to Social Security Death Records by DOGE
As of March 24, 2025, DOGE has successfully updated over 7 million Social Security records with no death confirmation. This follows an earlier update that corrected 3.2 million records, raising…
Donald Trump Targets Nations Buying Oil and Gas From Venezuela With New Tariffs
The United States is tightening its grip on countries dealing with Venezuela’s oil industry. A new tariff signals Washington’s intent to broaden its economic pressure.
Trump’s New Plans for Social Security Transparency Revealed
The SSA has introduced new identity verification measures to combat fraud, requiring individuals to authenticate their identity through online accounts or in person. These changes aim to protect benefits from…
U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of England Keep Interest Rates on Hold Amid Uncertainty
The Bank of England and U.S. Federal Reserve have both opted to keep interest rates steady amid ongoing economic uncertainty. Global trade policies and inflation remain key factors influencing their…
Trump-Appointed SSA Chief Backs Down After Court Ruling
Leland Dudek, acting head of the U.S. Social Security Administration, reversed claims of shutting down the agency after a federal judge clarified a ruling on data access. The decision follows…
How Trump’s Regulatory Freeze is Disrupting the US Fishing Industry
The regulatory freeze has caused significant delays in key decision-making processes, leaving fishermen uncertain about the start of the season. This uncertainty could lead to reduced fishing opportunities and affect…
Trump Signs Executive Order to Dismantle Department of Education
The Department of Education is facing its most serious challenge in over four decades. Trump’s order signals a broader effort to redefine the federal government’s role in public education.
In Latest Blow to Tesla, Nearly Every Cybertruck Recalled Over Windshield Panel Flaw
Nearly all Tesla Cybertrucks have been pulled in for repairs following a newly identified safety flaw. The issue marks another chapter in the vehicle’s troubled rollout since its highly anticipated…
Major Brokerages See Slower Pace of Fed Rate Cuts Despite Trump Tariff Uncertainty
The U.S. Federal Reserve faces growing uncertainty, with tariffs under the Trump administration impacting inflation and economic growth. These external factors are complicating the Fed's ability to make accurate projections.
Transportation Index Slump Signals Trouble for Wall Street as Investors Seek Stability
The transportation sector isn't just lagging — it's sending a message. Investors are starting to take notice as familiar indicators drift into unfamiliar territory.
FedEx Shares Fall Amid Forecast Cuts, Fueling Economic Concerns
FedEx lowered its fiscal 2025 earnings forecast, now expecting adjusted earnings per share between $18.00 and $18.60. Analysts warn this could signal deeper structural issues within the parcel delivery industry.
Trump 200 Percent Tariff Threat Could Devastate Europes Wine Industry
A 200% tariff on European wines would severely impact top producers like France, Italy, and Spain. Small wineries could face catastrophic consequences if the U.S. follows through on its threat.
Social Security Tightens Identity Verification Amid Fraud Concerns
Millions of Social Security recipients will soon face stricter identity verification rules, limiting remote authentication options. The policy shift raises concerns about accessibility, especially for those unable to visit field…
Tesla Faces Significant Crisis as 46,000 Cybertrucks Recalled Amid Growing Protests
Tesla’s stock has plummeted by a third in the past month, exacerbated by Elon Musk’s involvement in controversial political initiatives. Protests and vandalism at showrooms worldwide highlight growing public unrest.
Social Security Administration Strengthens Identity Verification Processes
Starting March 31, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will no longer allow identity verification by phone for benefit claims or direct deposit changes. Individuals who cannot use online services will…
