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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dismissed concerns of supply chain disruptions amid the trade war with China, saying he is not worried "at present."

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said China is stand to lose more than the U.S. if the trade war continues its course, calling the situation "unsustainable" for Beijing

China said no trade talks with the U.S. are underway after Trump officials hinted at possible negotiations, and won't begin unless Trump lifts tariffs.

Facing pressure from retail CEOs and spooked markets, President Donald Trump toned down his tariff threats and signaled potential trade talks with China.

President Donald Trump allegedly enlisted the help of senior staff to prevent Elon Musk from attending a classified briefing about China.

Beijing said it wants to see more respect from the U.S. and a more consistent position before engaging in tariff negotiations

China urged "relevant parties" to "refrain from political manipulation and hype" after two nationals captured in Ukraine said Moscow fed them lies to get them to the front lines

Chinese social media users are trolling Americans while also offering workarounds to importing tariff-free goods to the U.S.

Chinese citizens captured fighting for Russia in Ukraine claimed they were "fed lies" to get them to the front lines

The Trump administration has quietly added an exception to its massive tariffs on Chinese goods: smartphones, the country's number one export to the U.S.

China again raised tariffs on U.S. goods, retaliating to Donald Trump's escalation of the trade war between the countries

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed on Tuesday that two Chinese citizens were captured in the country while fighting for Russia. Kyiv is now saying the confirmed figure exceeds 150

A trade representative during the Joe Biden administration said factories will close in the U.S. and around the world as a result of Trump's tariffs

A photo of Trump administration trade representative Jamieson Greer looking baffled as he finds out that President Donald Trump changed his mind on reciprocal tariffs in the middle of a congressional hearing is making rounds on social media.

"Fox & Friends" co-host Steve Doocy issued a warning to Americans after a small business owner in Idaho saw his tariffs on an order increase from $26,000 to nearly $350,000 overnight.

President Donald Trump's post claiming it is a "great time to buy" hours before announcing a tariff pause has sparked concerns of possible insider trading.

Donald Trump further raised tariffs on China to 125% and announced a "pause, and a substantially lowered reciprocal tariff" to countries that have not imposed retaliatory measures on the U.S.

Social media users are mocking President Donald Trump online after he urged his supporters to "be cool" following the panic resulting from his tariff policies.

China responded to the vice president's comment, which he made during a Fox News interview while defending the Trump administration's new tariff policy.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost hundreds of points while Trump administration Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller was actively on air during a televised interview where he stated that the implementation of tariffs would force cooperation from other countries.

Brent Neiman, a Chicago economist believed to be the inspiration for Trump's tariffs reveals he was shocked to learn he was associated with the policy, saying they got the math wrong.

A new report claims that Beijing thinks it has the upper hand in the tariff standoff with the Trump administration and can come out on top

China is not caving to Trump's threats to impose large tariffs on its imports, vowing to "fight to the end"

"Let us not be naive about China," secretary general Mark Rutte told the Japan Times. "The build-up of their armed forces and investments in their defence industry, and in their defence capabilities, is staggering."

Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs sent the stock market into a frenzy. But experts are advising investors to not so readily give up on their stocks yet.

China retaliated last week against levies at the same level announced by US President Donald Trump on what he called "Liberation Day".

Donald Trump was reportedly just within reach of completing a TikTok deal. But that came to a halt after he placed tariffs on China.

Rep. Riley Moore defended Donald Trump's escalating trade war with China, claiming higher prices on imported goods will be worth it for American families.

Stock markets continue to plunge after China announced it will impose reciprocal tariffs on the United States

Four GOP lawmakers defied President Donald Trump and voted with Democratic legislators to repeal the tariffs levied against Canada by the 47th president.