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If you're planning on buying a new or used car anytime soon, the clock is ticking. Jerry Reynolds with CarPro USA shares insight on how tariffs will be impacting prices and when you should buy a new car.

Massive cuts to Medicaid are part of President Trump's "beautiful" budget bill after months of denials. Also, inflation is expected to be on the rise after a small drop in March and Republicans propose national school vouchers.

The United States and China cut tariffs by more than 100% and agree to 90-day trade deal pause. Also, President Trump will sign an executive order to lower prescriptions.

The Texas legislature is close to passing a new law to stop widows and widowers from facing higher insurance premiums. FOX 26's Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan has an update.

President Trump doesn't know whether he has to uphold the Constitution. Plus, more of Trump's tariffs go into effect for auto parts and a 100% tariff was put in place for foreign films.

The U.S. economy shrank in the first quarter for the first time in three years. President Trump is urging Americans to keep the faith as some business owners hope tariff relief could come soon. The decline came as many companies scramble to import goods before the tariffs went into affect. President Trump says the drop has nothing to do with his tariffs and blamed former President Biden.

U.S. data says imports make up almost half of what trucks carry. While the Houston Trucking Association tells FOX's Sarah Alegre that they're expecting tariffs to slow down business, one manager says the tariffs could actually help his company.

We're starting to see higher prices from tariffs on a number of imported goods and Amazon was allegedly going to start posting the cost of the tariffs in their pricing. FOX 26's Heather Sullivan shares more details.

One of President Trump's largest project has been fixing the economy. In an effort to do so, placed a tariff on foreign goods coming to the United States. Margaret Kidd from University of Houston answers how businesses are trying to get around them

Investors are hoping for a big day on Wall Street after a massive rebound yesterday after President Trump said he doesn't plan to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. FOX's Doug Luzader has more details on the market outlook.

The ripple effects of President Trump's tariff plan are continuing to be felt by Wall Street. Stocks saw a sharp selloff on Monday with the Dow Jones tumbling 1,000 points. That came as the president repeated his attacks against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, including threats to fire him.

China is now warning other countries not to strike trade deals with the U.S. that would impact Chinese interests.

Tariffs on China could jump as high as 245%. A White House fact sheet on Wednesday says the new hike is in response to China's retaliatory tariff of 125%. China has said it would not increase tariffs again even if the United States does.

President Trump plans to clear up confusion about new tariff announcements. Officials have hinted at special types of tariffs for certain products.

After President Trump announced a 145% tariff on imports from China, Chinese leaders responded by rising tariffs on American imports from 84% to 125%.

The owner of Good Times Running Company in Katy says his company mainly relies on imports from Asia. He spoke with FOX 26's Tom Zizka as U.S. and China leaders try to one-up one another on tariffs.

It is a tough time for a lot of people as the cost of living is rising, there is a tariff war, and the concern about a recession. FOX 26's Consumer Reporter Heather Sullivan has some smart sense on how you can prepare for a financial storm.