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Intan Suwandi is an assistant professor of sociology and anthropology at Illinois State University and the author of Value ...

There are thousands of pieces in an F-150… we can’t make it without parts from China,” Ford CEO Jim Farley said. But Trump’s ...

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Tariffs threaten to reverse Kentucky's recent economic progress and harm businesses. Tariffs act as taxes paid by businesses, disproportionately affecting small and medium-sized enterprises.

The Trump administration has touted investments to reassure Americans who are uneasy about his tariffs. But economic development officials say those investments have slowed amid economic uncertainty.