
Fact check finds Lutnick economically incoherent, contradictory | Analysis
The Commerce secretary is constantly on television, but his claims don’t make much sense, according to the Washington Post's fact checker.
The Commerce secretary is constantly on television, but his claims don’t make much sense, according to the Washington Post's fact checker.
Numerous studies have failed to find any link between sanctuary policies and increased deadly crime.
Basic economics shows the revenue would be at least half as much — and probably less than that.
President Trump’s speech announcing a huge increase in tariffs on U.S. trading partners was riddled with falsehoods and misleading statements. Here's a sampling.
Since becoming president again, Donald Trump has claimed more than a half-dozen times that the United States provides a $200 billion annual “subsidy” to Canada....
The $520 million contract to a Maryland development company was part of the president’s Prosper Africa initiative launched in 2019.
In remarks and social media posts, the American president echoed Russian talking points.
The White House keeps snipping part of a quote from the former treasury secretary to make the false case that tariffs don’t raise consumer prices.
During Trump’s first term, the FAA began a program to hire air traffic controllers with the conditions that Trump decried.