He said he would impose tariffs on countries in two to three weeks if deals were not reached, backtracking on his promise to delay
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Furor over Trump’s targeting of law firms heats up with court fight and ad campaign
A liberal group will launch a media campaign Thursday targeting law firms that reached deals with President Donald Trump to avoid being targeted by
Trump demands peace. Putin bombs Kyiv.
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters as he participates in a ceremonial swearing-in of Paul Atkins as chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission,
It’s not just ‘leftist’ judges. GOP appointees have many sharp words for Trump.
Three times in the last 16 days, Republican-nominated judges have pitched the administration’s actions as brazen, lawless — and even dangerous.
American Battleground: Trump returns to power with ‘shock and awe’
Bitter gusts are sweeping the frozen Potomac River, driving the wind chill into the teens. On the western front of the United States Capitol,
Exclusive: Trump administration moved Venezuelan to Texas for possible deportation despite judge’s order
President Donald Trump’s administration moved a Venezuelan man who had worked in construction in Philadelphia to Texas for possible deportation after a federal judge
Trump’s sovereign-wealth fund won’t make America richer
W ith $29trn in debt and a widening fiscal deficit, America hardly seems like a candidate for a sovereign-wealth fund. Such enormous, independently managed
Foreign Funds Bought Japanese Stocks for Third Straight Week
Foreign funds bought Japanese stocks for a third straight week on optimism over US trade talks, and amid speculation investors are diversifying away from
British stocks dip on tariff worries, mixed earnings
British stocks dipped on Thursday as investors grappled with the Trump administration’s shifting trade policies and parsed through quarterly reports for signs of a
Kentucky Farmers Hit by One-Two Punch of Trade War, Historic Floods
The one-two punch of historic floods amid a damaging trade war comes at a challenging moment for farmers in Kentucky, where planting delays are