A growing number of supporters are turning against the tariffs imposed by a prominent political figure, raising questions about their long-term impact on his base. Meanwhile, the White House is facing instability with a press secretary serving just five days in the role, signaling ongoing leadership challenges. Separately, a senator is intensifying scrutiny of corporate mergers, framing them as a threat to economic fairness and competition. These developments highlight shifting political priorities and economic debates shaping current policy discussions.
Plus: Trump's tariffs lose support among his own voters, a five-day White House press secretary, and Elizabeth Warren's crusade against corporate mergers
