The steep tariffs Trump announced, and then delayed, in April could come roaring back on Wednesday. But mixed messages from the president and his advisors have left the outcome unclear.

From the BBC World Service: As trade tensions rise, President Trump is not happy with criticism from an alliance of emerging countries.

Microsoft, Amazon and BlackRock are among the employers that have reportedly had repeated rounds of layoffs in recent months. Plus, a look at the wedding industry in Ireland.

Changes in the interpretation of campaign finance law could be on the horizon. Also on the show: a new approach to homeless encampments in Northern California.

From the BBC World Service: President Trump’s spending and tax bill boosts military and border spending and extends Trump-era tax cuts, but makes deep cuts to healthcare and food aid.

The government reported today that 147,000 more people were on payrolls in June compared to May.

Following damage wrought by Hurricane Helene, some Asheville, North Carolina, businesses are rebuilding with resilience in mind.

From the BBC World Service: President Donald Trump says that goods from Vietnam will face a 20% tariff — significantly lower than the 46% levy he announced in April.

President Donald Trump argues the GOP bill eliminates taxes on Social Security benefits, but that’s not the case.