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avatar Jeremy Jordan

Looks like Trump's auto tariffs are working out really well for Tennessee. Nissan's looking at adding a third shift to their Smyrna plant. Here's how it went down. In January 2025, Nissan was about to take their Smyrna plant from two shifts down to one. Then a little while later, Trump busted out his auto tariffs and things started to change. They

avatar Charlie Chocolate

The World Teams Up to DEFEAT Trump. NEW BREAKING. 40 nations are currently in talks to basically cut the United States because of Donald Trump out of global trade. There are 195 recognized nations/countries on planet Earth. 40 of them, led by Canada, banding together to just cut out the United States. So more than one fifth of the planet working on

avatar Mark Manson

China figured out how to make a deal with President Trump. Canada is still sitting in the clown car honking the horn. Trump sits down with Xi in Washington, D.C. They come out with a plan that cut tariffs on 60 billion dollars in goods, now 30 billion each way. This is called reciprocal. China opens the door wider for American corn, wheat, meat, da

avatar John Paul

50 years. Coal miners get an order book, they get a purchase order. Farmers get a shot at more customers. Families could get a break on everyday goods and appliances they have to buy. That's how Trump's reciprocal trade works. You want access to our market? Fine. What are you opening up for America? You have a tariff, we have a tariff. You take it

avatar Joseph Mitchell

Well, you've been getting fucked by the CEOs of Target, Walmart, and other big box stores, and you probably owe Donald Trump an apology. A new Federal Reserve report came out and said the numbers just don't add up when it comes to the tariffs. It turns out that they've been using tariffs as an excuse to raise prices across the board on products not

avatar Gaie Houston

O Canada! You Picked the Wrong Trade Fight. Oh, Canada, this is not gonna end well for you. Saturday morning, 50% US tariffs hit. $20 billion of Canadian goods. Talks collapsed after three days. And Washington Prime Minister Mark Carney's response? We got attacked. No, Mark, you got called out. Here are the numbers. Last year, Canada sold us $382 b

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