Chad Livengood

1 month ago | detroitnews.com | Chad Livengood

Chad LivengoodPolitics Editor & Columnist Chad Livengood is the politics editor and a columnist at The Detroit News. Chad was a political reporter in The News' Lansing Bureau from 2012 through 2016 before becoming a reporter and columnist at Crain's Detroit Business. He rejoined The News' politics team in May 2022.

1 month ago | tampabay.com | Chad Livengood

ARLINGTON, Va. — Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Friday that President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” global tariffs will lead to “higher inflation and slower growth” in the coming months. “While tariffs are highly likely to generate at least a temporary rise in inflation, it’s also possible that the effects could be more persistent,” Powell said at a conference of business journalists in suburban Washington.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Chad Livengood

ARLINGTON, Va. - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Friday that President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" global tariffs will lead to "higher inflation and slower growth" in the coming months. "While tariffs are highly likely to generate at least a temporary rise in inflation, it's also possible that the effects could be more persistent," Powell said at a conference of business journalists in suburban Washington.

1 month ago | miamiherald.com | Chad Livengood

WASHINGTON - Nobody ever won a battle playing defense. That's loosely paraphrasing George Patton, the World War II general who led American troops in pursuit of liberating France from Nazi domination. Wednesday morning, on President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day," automotive industry analyst Michael Dunne was quoting Patton to describe how Trump's tariff scheme amounts to a defensive play against China's voracious auto industry. He was also quoting Chairman Mao.

1 month ago | detroitnews.com | Beth LeBlanc |Francis X. Donnelly |Chad Livengood |Jennifer Chambers

MICHIGANBeth LeBlanc Francis X. Donnelly Chad Livengood Jennifer ChambersThe Detroit NewsView CommentsAlpena — Residents across northern Michigan huddled Monday in warming centers and drove south in search of gasoline to fuel their generators that were partially powering homes, businesses and hospitals rocked by a debilitating weekend ice storm that public officials called unprecedented.