Political scientist Ian Bremmer discusses how Trump’s first 100 days have reshaped international geopolitics.

“Trump inherited an economy that was firing on most, but not all, cylinders,” said Ryan Sweet at Oxford Economics.

And there’s worse to come.

While voters wanted action on domestic issues, Canada’s relationship with the U.S. was also a priority.

The nonprofit Partnership for Public Service says DOGE’s firings, rehirings and putting employees on leave have cost as much as $135 billion.

The Department of Government Efficiency claims $150 billion in savings from layoffs, canceled government contracts and shuttered agencies. Analysts dispute that number.

Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist Magazine, discusses tariffs, U.S. economic outlook and a moment of global uncertainty.

The Trump administration is focused on testing Humphrey’s Executor, a 90-year-old legal precedent that requires cause for firing independent agency appointees.

“Betrayal” is the word that came up often with residents of Thunder Bay, Ontario.

President Donald Trump is not the first to promise glory on the other side of a tariff wall.