How New York Fed Data Links Trump Tariffs to Retail Inflation
Learn what the Fed measured in store prices and how to plan purchases as tariff costs phase in.

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Republicans and Democrats want to stop the Russian diesel license, but wanting is not the same as having the votes. Here are the four tools Congress has, from a discharge petition to a spending rider, and the threshold each one must clear.
Trump says Russia will ship millions of tons of diesel, that America needs it and that prices will fall fast. We checked eight of his and his team’s claims against documents, price data and the 2022 law. Several are unverified, and one runs against the numbers so far.
Trump struck his Russian diesel deal with Election Day less than a month away, and diesel kept rising afterward. Here is how the timing has been framed, what a Fox News poll says about voters and fuel costs, and where each party stands.
Russia earned an estimated $676 million a day from fossil fuel exports in August, by one think tank count, even as Ukrainian drones crippled its diesel trade. Here is what the money pays for, how it reaches the budget, and what the new U.S. license lets Moscow sell.
Congress banned Russian oil, fuel and other energy imports in April 2022 with near-unanimous votes. The law now sits at the center of the fight over Russian diesel. Here is what it bans, who voted for it, and the only route it gives a president to lift the ban.
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