A nationwide spending boycott against Walmart starts May 20. Here's how long it lasts, why it's happening, and where you should shop instead.

The People's Union USA has organized a second boycott of Walmart to start on May 20. Here's why people are boycotting and more actions planned.

The organizer's of the boycott have accused Walmart of "crushing small businesses" and underpaying its employees.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said retail giant Walmart "will be absorbing" the impact of President Donald Trump's signature tariffs, but some costs "may get passed on to consumers." Bessent told CNN's "State of the Union" May 18 that he spoke with Walmart CEO Doug McMillon the day before,

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday played down inflation risks from the Trump administration’s tariffs, saying that he spoke to the head of Walmart and the retailer’s warnings of price increases for consumers were simply a “worst case scenario.