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Erika works with a group of extraordinary producers to chase business and economic stories heard on “Marketplace Morning Report.”
Last night, President Donald Trump strongly defended his unpopular tariffs in his State of the Union address.
An NBER study finds that immigrants help keep older adults out of nursing homes — and reduce their mortality rates.
Part of what drove Monday’s big stock market drop was a thinkpiece about AI and a nightmare white-collar jobs scenario.
President Trump is moving to impose a 15% global tariff using a legal authority that grants him power to do so for 150 days.
SCOTUS has ruled against Trump’s biggest bucket of import taxes, but the decision doesn’t affect many of the other tariffs in place or stop the administration from levying new ones.
The Supreme Court just ruled that the cornerstone of the president’s tariff policy is illegal.
Is unemployment a liability or an asset for capitalism? This morning, we dig in.
Today, we head to the suburb of Katy, Texas, to hear how federal policies are being felt Venezeulan immigrants there.
The owner of a Portland-based construction firm says his workers are being profiled and hassled by random bigots off the jobsite.
Facing harassment from passersby, some construction workers have reduced their hours or opted out of work altogether.
