WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s long-threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico finally went into effect Tuesday ...

Union-style speech Tuesday night, giving an unapologetic address to a joint session of Congress after his whirlwind early ...

President Donald Trump delivered his first joint speech to Congress, highlighting the accomplishments his administration has ...

President Donald Trump has imposed sweeping tariffs on America's largest trading partners, raising the prospect that a host ...

Trump's speech covered tariffs, the economy, DOGE, and more. It was his first address to Congress in more than five years.

Yale economists warn that Trump's tariffs could have financial impacts on the University and consumers. President Trump’s ...

The action immediately shook global markets, plummeted stocks and will likely raise prices on everyday products – from gas to produce – for consumers. Canada, Mexico and China quickly retaliated, with ...

A union representing thousands of auto workers in Kansas and Missouri is supporting new tariffs placed on China, Mexico, and ...

President Donald Trump moved forward with his plan putting tariffs in place for three of the United State’s biggest trading partners.

The latest round of tariffs is creating significant uncertainty in the economy, and the effects are already visible in the stock market.

President Trump’s prime-time speech added up to an defiant sales pitch for the policies that he promised during his campaign and leaned into during his first weeks back in office.

One minute after midnight Tuesday, 25% tariffs on goods imported from Canada and Mexico went into effect and tariffs on goods from China doubled to 20%.