Comedian Bill Maher poked fun at President Trump’s use of dolls to illustrate the need for families to avoid overconsumption as the administration navigates an uneven economic climate fueled by ...

When President Donald Trump mused that “maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls, you know?” it wasn’t a deeply developed critique of late capitalism, or a sly nod to ...

For more than a week, the issue of doll prices, doll shortages, and, most crucially, doll-ownership expectations has come up again and again. Are toy dolls some kind of universally applicable ...

Last week the president explained the effects of the tariffs by using the price of dolls going up as an example: “Maybe the children will have two dolls instead of 30 dolls, you know?

The first time Donald Trump opined about how many dolls a little girl should have, it seemed he was speaking off the cuff, as he often does, about a subject he knows nothing about. During one of ...

Lately, the president’s wandering ire has found another rhetorical poster child: toy dolls. Trump asserted that children will be fine having two dolls — perhaps three or five — instead of 30 ...

Treasury Department Secretary Scott Bessent leaned into President Trump’s doll analogy in remarks about economic uncertainty Tuesday, arguing a young girl with fewer dolls this Christmas could ...

WASHINGTON ― First it was fewer dolls. Now it's fewer pencils. President Donald Trump reiterated his view that American children don't need so many personal possessions ‒ pencils were his ...

With President Trump warning that his tariff policy may cause the price of toys to spike, a Barbie with swimsuit accessories that cost $10.49 on April 16 is now selling at Target for $14.99 ...