Trump's tariffs could hit Amazon and Meta hard because of their reliance on Chinese advertisers. Here's how other companies could be impacted.

President Donald Trump said the US was close to unveiling a plan that would spare the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok from a US ban, with multiple investors involved in discussions for a deal.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (DJT) saw its stock tumble by 4% to $17.93 on April 3, 2025, following President Trump’s latest global

Social media users, including elected officials, are erroneously claiming that top Democrats filed a lawsuit to allow noncitizen voting in U.S. elections. Many are also baselessly alleging the suit is further evidence of a Democratic plan to rig future races.

Most media and entertainment companies aren't directly affected by Trump's new tariffs plan but could suffer from a resulting recession, experts say.

Insiders and major stakeholders, including the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, can sell stock “from time to time,” the company disclosed in a filing.

President Trump’s sweeping and severe new tariffs on more than 180 countries prompted a sell-off in stock markets in the U.S. and abroad, raising investor alarm over looming trade wars and accelerating inflation as the levies threaten to increase prices for consumers.

And his DOGE cost-cutting initiative has been forthright in its plans to use AI across the federal government in order to cut costs. Further supporting the idea that the White House haphazardly put together its tariff strategy is the fact that there are territories on the list that are uninhabited,