Trump, Canada and tariff
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With midterms rapidly approaching, Republicans had appeared to catch a break on the economy. After a year in which the war with Iran sent gas prices soaring and pushed inflation to multi-year highs, both June and July’s Consumer Price Index came in tame.
Lawmakers were happy to see Donald Trump’s tariffs fade from headlines as the midterms approached. Now they’re back, with Election Day around the corner.
As the 2026 midterm elections approach, the National Republican Congressional Committee is knocking Democrats who have opposed President Donald Trump's tariffs.
The president's actions are set to reverberate especially hard in a handful of states crucial to the party’s hopes of keeping their Senate majority.
Canada announced retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods Tuesday after its negotiations with Washington collapsed.
Ohio, is urging US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to consider imposing tariffs on South Korea over its treatment of Coupang.
President Trump announced plans to lower tariffs on imported ground beef, upsetting some of his own supporters in cattle ranching states.