Trump Tariffs

On Friday, Trump shared claims that he is intentionally crashing the stock market in what one called "a wild chess move," within his "genius" economic strategy.

The White House celebrated that the jobs report beat forecasts, but most headlines are focused on the stock market as it plunges further

Back when he was campaigning for president years ago, Marco Rubio slammed tariffs as a "tax on Americans." Now he defended them and assured that markets will recover after crashing

Former Rep. Charlie Dent expressed concern that "after less than three months people are talking about a recession"

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

The relief in Mexico, which has a free-trade deal with the United States and Canada, was tempered by concern over the 25-percent levies Trump slapped on foreign-made imported vehicles.

One homebuilder in Phoenix interviews by the New York Times projected that costs could increase by more than $236,000 under current policies

House Democrats slammed Republicans for blindly following President Donald Trump's impending reciprocal tariffs.

Users online criticized Donald Trump after the White House posted an image of the president with the caption "Almost Friday"

Stellantis announced it's pausing production at plants in Canada and Mexico, and temporarily laying off hundreds of workers in the U.S.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced on Thursday measures to counter tariffs implemented by the Trump administratoin

As Wall Street reels from one of its worst trading days in years, Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) insisted that now is the time to buy stocks.

Howard Lutnick defended Trump amid stock market turmoil, urging Americans to "trust Trump" to handle the economy despite his history of business bankruptcies.

The Trump administration has been accused of using ChatGPT to calculate the tariffs it presented to the world on Wednesday.

Howard Lutnick stated his belief that Donald Trump will not change his tune on the implementation of tariffs against some of the U.S.'s biggest trade partners.

As the stock market plummeted on Thursday following Trump's sweeping new tariffs, the S&P 500 was sent back into correction territory, triggering criticism.

Republican Senator Chuck Grassley co-sponsored a legislation to have Congress ratify tariffs for them to continue being in effect

Commerce Secretary Howeard Lutnick Defended Donald Trump's tariffs, saying the people will start seeing positive impacts immediately

Almost $2 trillion in value are being wiped out on Thursday alone as markets tumble following Trump's tariff announcement

An economics expert claims that Mexico is breathing a "big sigh of relief" as the country is set to be less impacted than others by Trump's tariffs

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the bloc does not "necessarily want to retaliate" but has a "strong plan" in case it does

Mexico's northern industrial borderlands are home to thousands of factories thanks to tax breaks and free trade agreements dating back several decades.

Beijing has vowed countermeasures in response and warned the new tariffs will cripple global supply chains -- and Washington's own interests.

Trump ramped up a global trade war as he imposed sweeping levies on imports into the United States on Wednesday, sparking worries about what the implications might mean for workers and businesses.

Markets plummeted in after-hours trading after Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on U.S. trading partners

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Canada is prepared to remove all previous tariffs on U.S. goods if the Trump administration decides to do so as well

Lower-income Americans will be hit hardest by the tariffs set to be announced by Trump on Wednesday

Former Trump aide Alyssa Farah Griffin said tariff announcements are the "worst news that you could be announcing today"

The United States imports 25 million tons of steel each year, and Canada is it main supplier, followed by Brazil and Mexico, each with products tailored to other industries like car manufacturing and construction.

Investors have been rushing to position themselves for the US president's "Liberation Day" on Wednesday, when he warned he will impose levies on "all countries" for what he has said is years of them ripping off Americans.