That's the question before the Supreme Court this week. Also: the dark side of the drug rehab industry.

In response to U.S. trade restrictions, China has stopped exporting crucial chips used by automakers across North America. That’s already slowing down production of some models.

The company that makes Skelly and other Halloween products for Home Depot has scaled back its customer support policies due to the ongoing trade war.

From the BBC World Service: We'll hear the latest on trade agreements between the U.S. and China, as well as other developments.

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have pulled U.S.-China relations back from the brink.

From the BBC World Service: A meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping appeared to be fruitful. So what happens now?

There's already a framework in place to prioritize strategic industries like shipbuilding and AI. A group of advisors will make recommendations and President Trump will make the final selection.

From the BBC World Service: U.S. President Donald Trump is in South Korea for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum.

U.S.-based companies like Whirlpool haven’t seen major sales gains, despite international competitors being hit by President Trump’s tariffs.

Professor Alex Imas explains the behavioral economics that help us understand why people feel differently about climbing prices brought on by tariffs.