Trump's Tariffs Shake the World: Trade Wars, Protests, and Economic Fallout

President Trump’s new tariffs—up to 50% on some countries—have ignited a global trade war.

China hit back with 34% tariffs on U.S.

goods, and markets are in freefall.

The Dow dropped over 2,200 points, its worst day since the pandemic.

Economists warn of a 60% chance of recession, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell says inflation is 'highly likely'

to rise.

The U.S.

EV industry is reeling.

Tariffs are raising costs on batteries and parts from China, threatening Biden-era tax credit gains.

Tesla may weather the storm, but Ford, Chevy, and Hyundai face rising prices.

Automakers are scaling back EV plans, and consumers could see fewer models and higher prices.

From coffee to clothes, Americans will feel the pinch.

Tariffs on imports from Vietnam, China, and Bangladesh could raise prices on sneakers, electronics, and even your morning

brew.

Retailers like Nike, H&M, and Gap may pass costs to consumers.

The end of the 'de minimis' loophole means even Shein and Temu hauls could get pricier.

Trump abruptly fired NSA Director Gen.

Tim Haugh and his deputy, sparking outrage in Congress.

Critics say the move was influenced by far-right activist Laura Loomer, who questioned their loyalty.

Lawmakers demand answers, warning this could undermine national security and embolden adversaries like China and Russia.

Over 500,000 people joined protests in all 50 states, opposing Trump’s policies on immigration, LGBTQ rights, and federal

layoffs.

Organizers say the movement is growing, especially in small towns.

'We’re taking our democracy back,' one protester declared.