The Congressional Budget Office projects President Donald Trump's tariffs will cut U.S. deficits by $4 trillion over the next decade, but economists warn of long-term growth risks and legal challenges despite Trump hailing the policy as a major success.

US fund that owns Inter Milan gets approval for 145 apartments at south Dublin site Planning permission for the construction of 145 apartments at the Carlisle site in Kimmage has been granted by Dublin City Council to a subsidiary of the US investment fund behind Italian football giant Inter Milan,

Importantly, the CRFB Adjusted August 2025 Baseline does not incorporate the dynamic effects from OBBBA nor other changes to the economy. Absent a new baseline from CBO, CRFB will update this baseline later in the year to account for these effects as well as new policies and estimates.

WASHINGTON — U.S. federal budget deficits will be nearly US$1 trillion higher over the next decade than projected in January by the Congressional Budget Office as a result of tax and spending legislation and tariffs, a budget watchdog said on Wednesday.