On Tuesday’s broadcast of Newsmax TV’s “The Record,” Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) said that tariffs on Canada or Mexico would result in some pain on American companies in addition to some pain on Canadian and Mexican companies, but
The leaders of Canada’s Conservative Party and of the leftist New Democratic Party (NDP) issued remarks in rare agreement on Tuesday condemning Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for not taking American President-elect Donald Trump’s threat of imposing a 25-percent tariff on Canadian goods seriously.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” House Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Rep. Jim Himes (D-CT) responded to President-Elect Donald Trump’s tariff threat by stating that he believes it’s a threat to force negotiations, but doing so is “dangerous” because
On Tuesday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “The Hill,” Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) stated that while Mexico has made a strong effort, it can do “much, much, much more stopping fentanyl and stopping people from coming” into the U.S. and that President-Elect
Donald Trump has been very clear that he plans to use tariffs as a tool to pursue U.S. geopolitical interests.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry warned the incoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump to avoid taking the Communist Party’s “goodwill for granted” and suggested “no one will win a trade war” after Trump announced a plan to impose a ten-percent tariff on Chinese goods on Monday.
In Scott Bessent, Donald Trump has chosen a capable lieutenant to ensure his economic policies can be revived after the inflation-ridden interregnum of the Biden administration.
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) said Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation” that tariffs were a “tax on the consumer,” because international trade has made Americas richer.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said on Wednesday that all of his fellow provincial leaders are united behind his call for a bilateral trade agreement with the United States under the second Trump administration, rather than a continental deal that would also include Mexico.
The woes of Target hold a message for anyone who thinks that Walmart will raise its prices in reaction to tariffs President-elect Donald Trump is likely to raise on imports from China.
The Republican Party has returned to its traditional stance in favor of tariffs and economic nationalism.
A question we get asked a lot about is how the Federal Reserve is likely to react to President-elect Donald Trump’s tariffs. The short answer is that the Fed is likely to ignore them.
In the article, Bessent advocates for the deployment of tariffs to protect and promote American industries, drawing parallels to Alexander Hamilton’s early economic policies.
Donald Trump and the Republicans have a mandate for new economic policy.
Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said on Sunday that India is not “nervous” about Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
China announces “temporary anti-dumping measures” deepening a trade standoff between Beijing and Brussels after similar measures last month.
China’s markets tumbled on Friday, dismayed by a disappointing stimulus package from Beijing and fear that President-elect Donald Trump will restore high tariffs on Chinese exports.
The conventional wisdom on Wall Street has long been that a sweep by Republicans in the election would be inflationary. Here’s why that’s probably wrong.
There are four major policy changes that Donald Trump can embrace to revitalize the U.S. economy.
Chinese dictator Xi Jinping extended his congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday, along with his hopes for an improved U.S.-China relationship during the second Trump administration.
The presidential election was in significant part an economic referendum in which voters chose Trump and his economic policies.
President Donald Trump is backing up his promise to enforce the nation’s border laws with a threat to impose huge tariffs on Mexico’s exports to the United States.
Zhu Fenglian, a spokeswoman for China’s Taiwan Affairs Office, said on Wednesday that Taiwan could be “discarded” if Donald Trump returns to the White House and implements his America First foreign policy.
In attacking Trump on Tuesday night, Harris resorted to telling her shopworn lie that Trump wants to impose a “national sales tax.”
Zhao Xing, China’s ambassador to Afghanistan, said on Thursday that Beijing will soon offer “zero-tariff” trade to the Taliban regime.
When it comes to the economy, Harris may have the Nobel laureates in her corner, but Trump’s got the American people.
Polls show voters endorse Trump’s view of tariffs.
Donald Trump’s proposal for a 60 percent tariff on all Chinese imports has elicited cries of anguish from all the usual suspects. Fortunately, their gloom and doom have little basis in economics.
While the media has focused on Trump’s colorful claims about his love for tariffs, few have noticed the bold innovation behind his trade strategy, which amounts to a revolution in thinking about trade that completely upends the core arguments against tariffs.
A coalition of families of people who have died from fentanyl are demanding that the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) investigate China’s role in the American opioid crisis, and requesting that tariffs be enacted on the country to combat it.
Trump’s vision for tariffs—far from the straw man of “protectionism” that critics love to decry—is something new, bold, and based on a strategy that undercuts the standard arguments against tariffs.
Standard & Poor’s CRISIL analytics firm published a report on Wednesday that predicted India will become a major exporter of solar energy equipment by 2029.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Kudlow,” Breitbart News economics editor John Carney stated that we know inflation is caused by deficit spending by the government that the Federal Reserve accommodates and “these economists know better. When they say
U.S. allies have taken advantage of the United States as well, former President Donald Trump said during an appearance with the Economic Club of Chicago.
Donald Trump told Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait, “You’ve been wrong all your life” on tariffs.
Trump says the auto industry will be wiped out by outsourcing to Mexico if Kamala Harris wins next month’s presidential election.
Billionaire Mark Cuban, a top economic surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris, found himself triggered after he was pressed on tariffs and America First economic policies by Breitbart News.
In the fevered imaginations of Trump’s policies, tariffs threaten bring global trade to its knees, provoke retaliatory measures, and hit consumers with higher prices. The ghost of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 looms large, ready to serve as the ultimate cautionary tale.
Swing state voters trust former President Donald Trump more than Vice President Kamala Harris on international trade and tariffs, polls found.
Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) on Wednesday said that a Trump administration would use tariffs to “fight back against the theft of the American middle-class.”
