Trump tariffs: How are angry China, Canada, Mexico responding? U.S. products they’re targeting
As President Donald Trump promised on the campaign trail and during his first month in the White House, the United States slapped Canada, Mexico and China with hefty tariffs on Tuesday, and all three trading partners fired back — reducing products they ship to the U.S. while slapping taxes on American-made imports, or both.
A delegation of Mexican and American security officials met at the White House on Feb. 27 to discuss plans to combat drug ...
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The market isn’t blanching at President Donald Trump’s assertion that 25% tariffs against Mexico and Canada will be ...
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The White House said Tuesday that its officials “will determine” which news outlets can regularly cover President Donald ...
Mich., said President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs could put Michigan’s auto industry in peril after Trump vowed to save the ...
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AP Editor Speaks Out About Battle With Trump White House: It’s Not About ‘Gulf of America,’ It’s About ‘Something So Much Bigger’Julie Pace, the executive editor for the Associated Press, told ABC News on Sunday morning that her organization will not ...
Washington — A White House official said Tuesday that Amy Gleason is the acting administrator of the Department of Government ...
White House touts the extradition of cartel figures, as the Trump administration seeks to crack down on drug cartels and the ...
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Commentary: Mexico’s border enforcement is a strategic response to Trump — Driena SixtoDuring the Biden administration, Mexico faced a critical challenge at its northern border, ignoring security concerns and the demands of its largest trading partner, the United States. Since Donald ...
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