Current reporting and the archived record for this coverage desk.
The White House is promoting new auto investment in Michigan, but jobs and factory output depend on projects, timelines, suppliers, and market demand.
By Warren Bullion • July 28, 2026
The dispute over Europe’s penalty against Google is also a test of whether digital-market enforcement protects users or simply shifts costs between governments and companies.
By Liberty Belle • July 27, 2026
Crude prices dropped after U.S. and Iranian attacks paused, but weak Strait of Hormuz traffic shows why markets can calm before supply chains normalize.
By Warren Bullion • July 27, 2026
A rebound in oil prices is colliding with tariffs, bond-market stress, and slower growth, creating a household risk that headline inflation alone may miss.
By Warren Bullion • July 25, 2026
The White House is defending double-digit tariffs while opening an investigation into EU fines on U.S. tech companies, creating a second front in the trade fight.
By Liberty Belle • July 25, 2026
Treasury has launched the children’s investment program, but activation rules and official contact channels matter as much as the promised seed money.
By Liberty Belle • July 26, 2026
S&P Global’s flash indexes show stronger services growth alongside a manufacturing plateau and fresh supply-chain risk.
By Warren Bullion • July 26, 2026
The lawsuit tests whether the administration used the right statute—and whether a moral trade goal can survive judicial review of the method.
By Liberty Belle • July 28, 2026
The filing expands Amazon Leo’s ambitions, but regulatory approval, launches, spectrum coordination, and phone partnerships still stand between proposal and service.
By Warren Bullion • July 28, 2026