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President Trump is threatening the top trading partners of the U.S. with major tariffs, but the Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says to “get over it.”

The CEO of the world’s largest bank is backing President Donald Trump’s tariff plans in a new interview. It’s a reversal from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s past stance on tariffs. In 2018, Dimon told CNN, that tariffs during Trump’s first term would be a “threat” to the economy. He doubled down in 2019, telling…

Will the rosy economic promises made by the Trump-Vance campaign come to fruition over the next four years?

As Donald Trump starts his second presidential term, he’s stepping into an economy that looks very different from the one he passed to Joe Biden four years ago. The economy today boasts of consistent growth, lower inflation, rising wages and record-low unemployment. Trump has nonetheless made bold promises for the U.S. economy, including imposing tariffs…

One of the Taliban's top deputies is calling on the group's leader to lift education restrictions on women and girls.

One of the Taliban’s top officials is urging the head of the terror group, which now controls Afghanistan in the wake of the United States’ withdrawal, to scrap its education ban for Afghan women and girls. The country’s deputy minister of foreign affairs shared a video on his official account on X, saying there’s “no excuse”…

Critics say legislation to make tips tax-free could incentivize employers to create more tipped jobs. But Americans are already tipping less.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, introduced a bill to do away with taxes on tipped income. The legislation comes as Americans are already tipping less as prices rise, along with tipping fatigue. Cruz and his cosponsors promised this bill would offer financial relief for those who need it most.…

China's population fell for a third year in a row despite a rise in births, according to a report from China's National Bureau of Statistics.

China’s population fell for a third straight year in 2024 despite births being up for the first time in eight years. Members of the population died faster than babies were born, and data analysts warn the problem is likely to get worse. The latest numbers coming From China’s National Bureau of Statistics on Friday, Jan.…

President Biden's farewell sPresident Biden's farewell speech was a failure, reinforcing a legacy that offers little hope for the next generation.eech was a failure, reinforcing a legacy that offers little hope for the next generation.

As President Biden bids farewell as the 46th commander in chief, his legacy is under scrutiny. Many on the Right view him as a long-time politician who veered too far Left, struggled with immigration and inflation, and delivered a “below-average” presidency. Most Democrats rate him at or above average, however, saying that he leaves behind…

With Russia’s economy teetering and its invasion of Ukraine nearing the three-year mark, China is capitalizing.

With Russia’s economy teetering and its invasion of Ukraine nearing the three-year mark, China is capitalizing. The latest example is that four Chinese companies are buying a Russian coal mine that’s facing millions in tax debt and risking bankruptcy, according to the Russian state news agency Interfax. Russia’s effort to invade Ukraine has depleted its…

Inflation continued in the wrong direction in December. Consumer prices rose 2.9% on the year, the third straight month of rising inflation.

Inflation continued to head in the wrong direction in December. Consumer prices rose 2.9% on the year, hotter than the 2.7% rise in November. On the month, prices rose 0.4%, the highest monthly rise since February. In November, prices rose 0.3%.  It’s the third month in a row the key inflation gauge rose. It’s now…

Each branch of the U.S. Department of Defense is working to modernize its forces to address persistent issues in countering adversaries.

As the New Year begins, many people see it as a chance for a fresh start. However, the challenges that existed in 2024 are likely to persist in 2025, especially in the realm of national defense. Each branch of the U.S. Department of Defense is working to modernize its forces to address these ongoing issues.…

The second most valuable company in the world, Nvidia, is taking aim at President Joe Biden, while praising President-elect Donald Trump.

The second most valuable company in the world is taking aim at President Joe Biden, while at the same time praising President-elect Donald Trump. Nvidia’s criticism is in response to Biden’s last minute export controls on AI chips. Nvidia’s Vice President of Government Affairs Ned Finkle called the new rules “misguided” and “sweeping overreach” in…

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