On this morning’s show, we’re looking back at how taxes and production restrictions helped precipitate the American Revolution.

From the BBC World Service: Ukraine says it has signed a memorandum of intent on a minerals deal with the United States after negotiations in Washington.

This morning, President Donald Trump took to social media saying that the termination of Fed Chair Jerome Powell "can’t come soon enough.”

California, the union's largest state for manufacturing, says the executive branch lacks the constitutional authority to enact tariffs.

From the BBC World Service: Other countries will be closely watching discussions between the U.S. and Japan to see what sort of tariff deal can be struck.

Usually, when consumer sentiment is low, people pull back on spending. But last month, people opted to stock up ahead of Trump’s tariffs.

Sen. Adam Schiff, a Democrat from California, joins the show to discuss how people might be able to write off investments like less flammable roofs or flood barriers.

From the BBC World Service: Analysts warn that the effects of U.S. tariffs on Chinese economic growth will be more visible in Q2.

On today’s show: how to think about financial planning during market turbulence.