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1595 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-04-24

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Well-Supported 169 (10.6%) Disputed 5 (0.3%) Misleading 12 (0.8%) Unverified 1409 (88.3%)

Of the 186 claims in Economy with evidence either way, 91% held up.

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is largely funded by fees it charges applicants most operations would typically continue during shutdown

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Last summer Congress drastically expanded operating budget as part of sweeping domestic policy bill with extra $75 billion resources it can use to ride out lapse in funding

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Staffing shortages caused screening delays at Houston's two airports during later weeks of shutdown after employees missed multiple paychecks

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

FEMA's disaster relief fund has enough money to carry out current and anticipated emergency response activities

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Announcement arrived on short notice giving airlines days to cancel flights rebook customers redirect flight crews

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Uncertainty associated with such events is not promoting air travel

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Average tariff rate on U.S. imports rose to 13 percent from 2.6 percent spiking in April and May

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217 d ago · cnn.com Economy

Smaller profit margins meant they couldn't swallow additional expenses for long

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

U.S. imports from Mexico and Vietnam increased to make up difference

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217 d ago · floorcoveringweekly.com Economy

Many smaller businesses did not have clout to arrange deals with foreign suppliers

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Tariffs have been bigger drag for smaller businesses

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

They believed foreign companies would reduce prices to maintain access to U.S. market

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Size helped them negotiate discounts with suppliers offsetting tariff cost

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

In first eight months of 2025 94 percent tariff incidence was borne by United States

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

China's share of U.S. imports fell further last year

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217 d ago · cnn.com Economy

Importer can pass cost on by raising prices or negotiating favorable contracts

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Importer of record often American company is first responsible for paying tariff to U.S. government

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217 d ago · cnn.com Economy

Research from New York Fed confirms U.S. companies and consumers bear tariff costs despite president's assertions

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

Buy Threshold sets in dorm sizes quickly

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217 d ago · nytimes.com Economy

L.L.Bean sheets cotton fibers absorb well keeping moisture off skin giving sheets classic cool feeling percale is known for

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