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National Security, Family Business

National Security, Family Business

On Thursday, August 13, Trump signed a proclamation imposing new tariffs on imported drones and their components, as the administration intends to boost national security and U.S. manufacturers. Drones deemed most sensitive to national security—weighing over 55 pounds...
A 1930s Law Nobody’s Used, Until Now

A 1930s Law Nobody’s Used, Until Now

Tariffs have been mostly quiet since February, when the Supreme Court struck down most of Trump’s second-term tariffs. In its place, the administration put a temporary 10% tariff on many imports, which can stay in effect for up to 150 days; that window closes on...
Unanimous, But Not United

Unanimous, But Not United

When the Federal Reserve announced its first policy decision since Kevin Warsh became chair on June 17, the vote was unanimous, with the committee holding rates at 3.5-3.75%. The minutes from that meeting, released on Wednesday, show that the committee agrees on...
The Cut That Isn’t Coming

The Cut That Isn’t Coming

A month ago, the debate was about how many times the Fed would cut interest rates this year. May’s inflation report flipped that question on its head. Consumer prices rose 4.2% year-over-year, the highest rate in three years, and 0.5% month-over-month. What makes the...