When President Donald Trump recently hinted at a possible reprieve from the 25% auto tariffs, his message was clear: automakers need more time to shift or increase vehicle production in the U.S. to meet his demand. “They need a little bit of time because they’re going to make them here,” Trump stated on April 14. However, while this suggestion may sound simple, the reality of increasing U.S. car manufacturing is much more complicated. Tariffs and Costs: The First Challenge Trump’s plan to extend the timeline for automakers to increase U.S. production sounds promising, but it overlooks one key obstacle: tariffs. A 25% tariff on auto parts is set to go into effect by May 3, 2025. This could raise the overall cost of vehicles even if they are assembled in the U.S., putting an ad...

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has often sparked controversy with his words. However, his latest rant on social media might be one of his most outrageous. In a recent post on Truth Social, Trump lashed out at the Supreme Court, accusing it of blocking his attempts to deport Venezuelan migrants and raising concerns about a core constitutional right. Slamming the Supreme Court Trump's anger was directed at the U.S. Supreme Court, which temporarily stopped his administration from deporting Venezuelan migrants. The justices' decision sparked a furious response from Trump, leading him to attack the court and criticize what he sees as a fundamental problem with the country's legal process. A Petition to the Court The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas had peti...

Recently, Wall Street has been struggling with what seems to be a growing realization among investors that President Trump may not be mentally stable. Many market experts now believe that he may be suffering from dementia or some other cognitive decline. This is not just about his controversial policies or trade wars anymore. It's about his mental fitness to continue leading the nation, and the impact this uncertainty is having on the global markets. Historically, when markets have faced challenges, such as economic downturns or policy changes, investors have always been able to make sense of it. There’s usually a clear, if not always agreeable, explanation and a stable plan of action. However, with Trump, things seem far more unpredictable. It’s not simply about his policies; i...