But while it’s true that Democrats still need to address many of their long-term challenges, like winning back the working class and getting competitive again in rural states, Trump has already catalyzed their comeback.

President Trump blew up global trade and rattled the economy with huge, hotly disputed tariffs on major trading partners. Exactly one week later, he said never mind. Why it matters: The new question for top CEOs and Wall Street traders is which of Trump's "burn-it-all-down" economic policies actually stick.

Joe panel discusses President Trump's bad week -- from the Signal fallout and new polling showing that a majority of Americans consider it a 'serious problem' to Trump pulling Elise Stefanik's nomination to be U.

Each day brings hours of coverage on cable news of the various problems facing President Donald Trump less than three months into his second administration. But “The Daily Show” managed to sum it all up in the first 10 seconds of Tuesday night’s opening monologue.

U.S. equity markets lost roughly $1.5 trillion after President Trump announced sweeping punitive import duties, but the administration is more interested in bringing down borrowing costs to stave off a potential sovereign debt doom loop.

Trump may say scary things, but he’s typically bluffing. In the end, he is rational, knows when to step back from the brink, and does not want a truly destructive outcome. Often, there was seemingly good reason to believe this: The pre-pandemic economy remained strong,

Rather than ridiculing President's Trump's taste, responses to the Kennedy Center takeover would be better placed focusing on more fundamental questions about the role of U.S. government in the nation's artistic life.

Stephanie Ruhle calls out Trump and his ultra-wealthy Cabinet for being out of touch with everyday Americans who are worried about the president’s tariffs.