Kai Ryssdal speaks with an expert in constitutional and administrative law about how the Trump administration is running the economy.

The Trump administration said the tax cuts would pay for themselves, but according to a study “that’s just not true at all.”

The tech giant’s flagship search engine, along with YouTube, have been largely unavailable in China for years.

According to both the Constitution and the Impoundment Control Act of 1974, the president does not have the authority to spend or hold back funding Congress has appropriated.

Austan Goolsbee says the central bank is keenly monitoring how changing economic policy is influencing inflation and employment.

Despite life-saving exceptions to the freeze on foreign aid, many vital health programs are still on hold.

A key measure of consumer confidence finds consumers anticipating worse economic conditions.

Roughly 100 rules — including some from the Environmental Protection Agency and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — could be repealed under the Congressional Review Act.

Key meetings with scientists have been cancelled recently and they are uncertain about what the implications are for their research funding.

Crypto experts say the coins may not be a reliable investment but they bring welcome attention to the industry.