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Andrew Prokop @ Vox · 04/09/2025 12:45 EDT

The misunderstanding breaking the global economy

President Donald Trump has been angry about trade for nearly half a century — and throughout all that time, he’s kept on making the same complaint. The problem, he says, is that the US has trade deficits with other countries. He believes that, if we buy more from a country than they buy from us, […] Read more ›

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Nicole Narea @ Vox · 04/09/2025 10:20 EDT

The real losers from Trump’s stock crash, explained in 2 charts

The US stock market has lost trillions of dollars in value in the days since President Donald Trump announced major tariffs on American imports. On Tuesday afternoon, the S&P 500 was down more than 11 percent since Trump’s announcement of the tariffs. Global stock indices, such as the Japanese Nikkei and the German DAX, have also […] Read more ›

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Kevin Carey @ Vox · 04/09/2025 09:33 EDT

Why aren’t universities using their billion-dollar endowments to fight Trump?

For the past month, President Donald Trump has been stalking the richest universities in the world like a horror movie serial killer picking off a group of frightened teenagers one by one. Why aren’t they using their multibillion-dollar endowments to fight back? The spree started in early March, when the administration announced it was holding […] Read more ›

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Bryan Walsh @ Vox · 04/09/2025 08:30 EDT

The slow death of American science has already begun

In Ezra Klein and Derk Thompson’s new book Abundance — which maybe you’ve heard of — they tell the story of Katalin Karikó, the Hungarian American scientist whose work ultimately led to the mRNA Covid vaccines. When the research center she was working for in Hungary lost its state funding in the early 1980s, Karikó […] Read more ›

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Joshua Keating @ Vox · 04/09/2025 07:30 EDT

Trump’s tariffs are an opportunity for China. Can Beijing seize it?

 It’s not often the case, but this is a week when the hard-working spokespeople for China’s foreign ministry have a pretty easy job.  The trade war between the United States and China is escalating rapidly. In February, President Trump imposed 20 percent tariffs on China as punishment for fentanyl trafficking. Last Thursday, he added 34 […] Read more ›

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Zack Beauchamp @ Vox · 04/09/2025 07:00 EDT

Some elite Trump supporters are having regrets. We asked them why.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs haven’t only demolished trillions in wealth and raised the chance of a global recession. They’ve also led some prominent Trump supporters to wonder whether they made a huge mistake. Trump supporters ranging from mega-investor Bill Ackman to anti-vax influencer Alex Berenson have expressed remorse about their decision to support Trump in […] Read more ›

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Andrew Prokop @ Vox · 04/09/2025 06:30 EDT

Trump threw the economy into chaos because of a bizarre misinterpretation of one statistic

Donald Trump has been angry about trade for nearly half a century — and throughout all that time, he’s kept on making the same complaint. The problem, he says, is that the US has trade deficits with other countries. He believes that, if we buy more from a country than they buy from us, the […] Read more ›

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Nicole Narea @ Vox · 04/09/2025 06:00 EDT

Who stands to lose from Trump’s stock market chaos?

The US stock market has lost trillions of dollars in value in the days since President Donald Trump announced major tariffs on American imports.  That’s been a big blow to the finances of the many Americans who own stock — and an even bigger blow to those close to retirement. As of Tuesday afternoon, the […] Read more ›

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Noel King @ Vox · 04/08/2025 17:15 EDT

Would you pay more for an American-made TV? This influential thinker thinks you will.

Most mainstream economists agree that the massive tariffs Donald Trump is imposing on most of the United States’s trading partners are a bad idea — that they will make the economy weaker and inflation worse.  Not Oren Cass. The mild-mannered thinker — who is chief economist at American Compass, an influential conservative think tank, and […] Read more ›

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Dylan Scott @ Vox · 04/08/2025 13:00 EDT

Why RFK Jr. wants to ban fluoride in water

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expanding his crusade to turn back the clock on federal health policy. Having undermined the government’s support for childhood vaccines amid the worst measles outbreak in years, he is now targeting another longstanding pillar of American public health: water fluoridation. HHS will convene a board […] Read more ›

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Allie Volpe @ Vox 3 place · 04/08/2025 07:00 EDT

The best financial advice right now is the most counterintuitive

The Trump administration’s announcement of widespread tariffs has thrown the stock market into a tailspin, increasing the odds of a recession.  This economic turmoil could have far-ranging implications, and some Americans’ first question — and the outcome they believe they have most control over — is how to handle their retirement savings and other investments. […] Read more ›

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Nicole Narea @ Vox 3 place · 04/08/2025 06:30 EDT

What happened the last time the US went all-in on tariffs?

In less than a week, President Donald Trump’s tariffs have already created economic chaos in the US and abroad.  On Wednesday, he announced a minimum 10 percent tariff on almost all imports, with dozens of countries facing far higher rates.  The S&P 500 has plunged almost 10 percent in response as of Monday, hitting nearly […] Read more ›

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Abdallah Fayyad @ Vox · 04/08/2025 06:00 EDT

Trump’s tariffs are a mess. But are tariffs always bad?

Since President Donald Trump announced a slate of new tariffs on about 90 countries last week, global financial markets have tumbled. False reports about a potential pause in tariffs gave Wall Street a brief moment of false hope on Monday, but the White House has only doubled down, threatening to add more tariffs on China. […] Read more ›

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Ian Millhiser @ Vox · 04/07/2025 21:25 EDT

The Supreme Court just made it easier for Trump to deport people

On Monday night, the Supreme Court handed down a 5-4 decision tossing out a closely watched district court decision, which blocked President Donald Trump’s attempt to use a 227-year-old law — the Alien Enemies Act — to deport many individuals without due process. The Court largely voted along party lines, although Republican Justice Amy Coney […] Read more ›

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Patrick Reis @ Vox · 04/07/2025 17:40 EDT

Trump’s tariff-driven market crash, briefly explained

This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: Today I’m focusing on the economic fallout from Donald Trump’s tariffs, as the consequences of the president’s largely unchecked power are becoming clearer and more alarming. What’s the […] Read more ›

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Dylan Matthews @ Vox · 04/07/2025 16:30 EDT

The influential paper that explains Trump’s radical tariff policy

President Donald Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” last week unleashed a set of sweeping tariffs — what he calls “reciprocal” tariffs, although they’re anything but — on imports from nearly every country in the world. The result has been a tanking stock market, immediate layoffs of US autoworkers, and widespread recession fears. The pre-history of this […] Read more ›

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Jonquilyn Hill @ Vox · 04/07/2025 08:00 EDT

I can’t afford a house right now. Am I screwed?

“Should I buy a house?” That’s the question that a listener, Miranda, brought to Explain It to Me, Vox’s weekly call-in show. “I think that’s always been the go-to investment for past generations,” she says. “You buy a house and that’s kind of your retirement plan, and that just doesn’t seem realistic or even attainable.” […] Read more ›

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Aja Romano @ Vox · 04/07/2025 07:30 EDT

Are repressed memories real? A hit memoir clashes with the science.

What if something terrible happened to you, and you weren’t able to remember it? That’s one of the questions at the center of Amy Griffin’s memoir, The Tell, which is quickly becoming one of the year’s most talked-about books. Griffin’s buzzy bestseller doesn’t offer easy answers or tidy conclusions about its dark subject matter — […] Read more ›

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Sean Illing @ Vox 3 place · 04/07/2025 07:00 EDT

Will AI become God? That’s the wrong question.

It’s hard to know what to think about AI. It’s easy to imagine a future in which chatbots and research assistants make almost everything we do faster and smarter. It’s equally easy to imagine a world in which those same tools take our jobs and upend society. Which is why, depending on who you ask, […] Read more ›

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Christian Paz @ Vox 3 place · 04/07/2025 06:30 EDT

Trump’s tariffs risk destroying his winning coalition

As markets tank and the prospect of higher prices becomes more real, the future of President Donald Trump’s winning coalition might be on a precipice, too.  Trump’s tariff policy, unpopular with the American public in general, is even more unpopular among the voters who gave him the boost he needed to win the 2024 election. […] Read more ›

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