No fun in Trumpland: Video games, toys, and more take hit by tariffs

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President Donald Trump's tariffs are roiling global markets and triggering layoffs, but now the widely derided economic policy is coming after several areas of leisure and fun. Nintendo announced on Friday that preorders for the highly anticipated Switch 2 game console will be delayed for Americans because of the tariffs.

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