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Clothing, furniture, a new car: What goods should you buy before tariffs raise prices?
Experts say that if you were already planning to buy an appliance or car, it might be a good idea to take the plunge now.
Mexico Scores A Huge Win As US Tariffs Stay Off Auto Parts
President Trump has granted an exemption for USMCA-compliant parts from Mexico and Canada under revised auto tariffs ...
Trump Eases Auto Tariffs, Auto Makers 'Welcome And Appreciate' The Move
President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders and proclamations to ease auto tariffs on April 29.
Trump, Carney debate annexing Canada as 51st state in White House visit: recap
Lawmakers scrutinized Trump's budget focusing on border security and tariffs, while Trump met with Canada's Prime Minister ...
‘Just the way it is.’ Trump says Canada’s prime minister can do nothing to reduce tariffs today
President Donald Trump, in his first Oval Office meeting with new Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, said there was nothing ...
Trump, Carney faceoff in Oval Office leaves gaping differences on tariffs, 51st state
The Republican president has repeatedly threatened that he intends to make Canada the "51st state." He said in an interview ...
5 Tire Brands That May Be The Most Impacted By American Tariffs
President Donald Trump's tariff plans have been on and off a few times now, but we do have some idea of which tire ...
Trump’s trade war with Canada has backfired on America. Now he has a crucial meeting with Mark Carney
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit US President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday in what could be one of the most contentious meetings between the neighboring countries’ leaders ...
Carney tells Trump that Canada 'won't be for sale, ever'
The Canadian PM responds firmly as the president proposes a "wonderful marriage" of incorporating Canada into the US.
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Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops
With tariff talks top of mind, South Florida farmers say they’re in trouble. Crops are rotting on the vine and they’re blaming the ongoing trade<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...