From Washington: How Will Tit-For-Tat Tariffs Trickle Down To Consumers?

This week, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that over 75
countries are seeking trade negotiations with the United States
following last week’s announcement of President Trump's
sweeping tariff plan. China, however, is missing from that
list. The White House responded to China's retaliatory tariffs on
U.S. goods by imposing a 145% tariff on Chinese imports - but what
do the tit-for-tat tariffs mean for American markets and
consumers? Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation's Center
for the Federal Budget EJ Antoni discusses the timeline
for price increases and explains the importance of shrinking
China's sphere of influence.   President Trump put an end to
Biden-era regulations on US coal production this week, signing four
executive orders that aim to revive the coal industry. West
Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey joined the President at the
White House on Tuesday and shared the importance of strengthening
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