$500 million in food purchases that pantries across the country rely on have been canceled. Collin Bishop from FeedMore WNY tells us how it's impacting them.

Catholic Charities is ahead of where they were last year for their annual Appeal, reaching 59% of their yearly fundraising goal.

Futures dipped following President Trump's announcement of new tariffs on Wednesday.

Is there any way tariffs don't raise costs? We asked Scott Laing that and more.

The city budget is due on Tuesday. Political insider Ken Kruly from Politics and Other Stuff tells us what he's hearing about how the city plans to address the funding gap.

ABC's Karen Travers tells us about the most noteworthy tariffs that were announced on Wednesday.

Dominic Cortese, host of Hammertime Radio on WBEN and President of Cortese Construction, says price increases for construction materials are "more of a reaction than a reality."

Jeff Gilbert, auto reporter for WWJ in Detroit, tells us how the big 3 automakers are preparing for today's tariff announcement.

President Trump will announce sweeping tariffs this afternoon on foreign goods. Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese says they're a gamble, but it could pay off come midterms.

US Attorney General Pam Bondi is asking prosecutors to pursue the death penalty in the case of Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.

The NFL says there will be three games played on Christmas this year. Will the Bills be one of them? Sal Capaccio tells us what he thinks.