US President Donald Trump issued a 25% steel and aluminium tariff on all countries on Monday, heightening fears of a potential trade war and increased consumer costs.

Budget director Russell Vought believes “trauma” needs to be inflicted on the civil service as he slashes the size of government.

President Donald Trump has announced a 25% import tax on all steel and aluminium entering the US. Trump says it applies to all countries, "without exceptions". But he later said h ...

The tariffs will apply to millions of tons of steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Brazil, Mexico, South Korea and other countries that had been entering the US duty-free under the carve-outs ...

Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that if the remaining hostages in Gaza aren't released by Saturday, "all hell is ...

Trump issued proclamations boosting the United States’ aluminium tariff rate from 10% to 25%, removing nation exceptions and ...

The President says his new executive order was needed because the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act puts US firms at a competitive disadvantage overseas ...

Steady hiring and a mostly-healthy job market suggest that there is less of an urgent need for the Fed to reduce borrowing ...

Trump’s first-term tariffs, which were kept in place by his successor, Joe Biden, slapped 25% charges on steel and 10% on ...

President Trump on Monday signed proclamations to bolster tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports into the United States ...