President Donald Trump’s tariff policies are expected to increase the cost of everyday goods, impacting consumers differently based across socio-economic boundaries.
Apr. 2, a day Trump declared “Liberation Day,” he announced his wide-scale reciprocal tariffs, setting a baseline tariff of 10% on all imported goods.

The Trump administration’s executive actions have posed constitutional concerns for legal professionals, institutions and law students.
According to the American Bar Association, within the first three months of taking office, the administration has issued several executive orders targeting the nation’s leading law firms for their work and affiliations.

This post was updated Feb. 6 at 10:41 p.m.
One-third of UC undergraduates are eligible to receive financial assistance for their groceries.
CalFresh, a federally mandated, state-issued food assistance program, can award up to $292 per month for approved individuals facing food insecurity.