

Appeals court allows Trump's tariffs to continue for now
May 30, 2025
The podcast dives into the rollercoaster of President Trump's tariffs, as an appeals court keeps them in place despite recent rulings. It highlights the challenges of navigating trade policy in uncertain legal waters. Additionally, it examines the growing financial strain on parents and households, revealing why they are struggling more than before. The discussion also touches on how these economic shifts are impacting summer travel trends, with adaptations in the tourism industry reflecting changing consumer behaviors.
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Trump Tariffs Temporarily Continue
- The appeals court temporarily keeps Trump's tariffs active while reviewing the case until early June filings are submitted.
- This delay could push the dispute potentially to the Supreme Court, affecting trade negotiations.
Parents' Financial Stress Rising
- Financial struggles for parents are rising due to increased living costs, especially child care, which is 30% more expensive than pre-pandemic.
- Structural issues like lack of affordable child care and paid leave worsen economic choices and workforce participation.
Shift in Summer Travel Demographics
- Higher-income households now dominate summer travelers, highlighting that lower-income groups travel less due to economic pressures.
- Many Americans opt for local travel and cost-saving measures like staying with family amid economic uncertainty.