The elite American media won’t tell the story of President Trump’s tariffs agenda through the lens of the loss and pain that fuels it. Trump is doing this for counties like Cabarrus, North Carolina. For Weirton, West Virginia. For Danville, Virginia, and too many more American locals that were formally steel, mill, and textile capitals of the world.
Leftist Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reacted with outrage on Thursday when confronted about why he had taken photos with the leaders of a Chinese influence operation in Toronto, claiming he did not know what the group was.
Tesla has halted new orders for its Model S and Model X vehicles in China as the communist country and the USA exchange blows in an escalating trade war. Unlike several other Tesla EVs, Elon Musk’s company exports the S and X models to China from the United States.
A “Christmas truce” — extending the 90-day pause to tariffs on China, to fill Christmas orders — could be a timely, essential respite.
An increasingly desperate China on Friday pleaded with European Union (E.U.) members to join with Beijing in resisting “unilateral bullying” posed by punitive tariffs introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal says President Donald Trump’s trade policies could create “the opportunity of a lifetime” for India.
President Donald Trump’s policies increasing duties and tariffs on products imported from China announced on Wednesday could pose an existential threat to low-quality, cheap goods Chinese shopping sites such as Shein and Temu, experts warned.
President Donald Trump mocked Hollywood on Thursday when asked about China reducing the number of American films it will import.
Four Chinese nationals have been sentenced for an identity theft scheme geared toward defrauding retailers out of more than $1.2 million.
China’s film authorities are going to “moderately reduce” the number of U.S. films allowed into the country in response to Trump’s tariffs.
China’s updated “Unreliable Entity List” — a list of American companies banned from doing business in China in retaliation for President Donald Trump’s tariffs — has grown to include eleven U.S. drone manufacturers.
Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-WI) introduced a one-page bill on Thursday that would withdraw Congressional approval for the United States to be a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO), an international institution built to promote economic globalism and set standards for how countries do business.
Many small businesses are still threatened by the trade war facing the United States, even though President Donald Trump suspended most tariffs for 90 days.
China’s increasingly shrill and desperate efforts to prove itself tough and fearless against President Donald Trump’s tariffs hit a new low on Thursday, when Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning decided to post old footage of Mao Zedong, the founder of the Chinese Communist Party – and the worst mass murderer in history.
Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) claimed Thursday on CNN’s “New Central” that President Donald Trump is engaged in an unserious “testosterone battle” with China’s President Xi Jinping.
Beijing has been talking tough ever since President Donald Trump began raising tariffs against China, swiftly retaliating with its own tariff hikes instead of negotiating like most other major countries and vowing to “fight to the end.” There are some good reasons why China’s blustery confidence might be misplaced.
Ukraine says Beijing aware of presence of Chinese fighters and may have given “direct or indirect permission” for them to fight for Russia.
Australia has rejected China’s plea to “join hands” against U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, declaring Thursday it is happy to keep negotiating with its long-term ally rather than join Beijing’s chorus of aggrieved opposition to Washington.
During a town hall on CNN on Wednesday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said that “We don’t have to hate China.” And if we don’t figure out how to cooperate “globally, climate change is going to destroy this planet.” He also
President Donald Trump blames his predecessors and not China for the trade imbalance between the United States and China.
What looked like the start of a global financial panic turned into a show of strength from the White House and a stunning rally on Wall Street.
Sarah Wynn-Williams, a whistleblower at Facebook, testifies before the Senate Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism about alleged dealings between Meta and the Chinese Communist Party on Wednesday, April 9.
President Donald Trump is telling Americans to “be cool” and it “is a great time to buy” as his reciprocal tariff policies officially go into effect.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday is rallying the world against China, hitting the adversary with increased tariffs effective immediately while instituting a 90-day pause and “substantially lowered Reciprocal Tariff during this period” for other countries that have reached out to negotiate rather than retaliate.
Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Facebook executive, is set to testify before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee today, claiming that Meta executives undermined U.S. national security and briefed Chinese officials on emerging technologies like AI.
The U.S.-China trade war heated up on Wednesday, as President Donald Trump’s tariffs on China soared to a total of 104 percent and China retaliated by announcing an 84 percent levy on U.S. goods.
Beijing accused U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of “maliciously attacking” China and sabotaging its relationship with Panama during his official visit to the Central American nation.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday in Panama delivered a clear message: the United States and Panama would take back the Panama Canal from China’s influence.
The human rights group Amnesty International published a report on Tuesday crowning China the “world’s lead executioner” — but failing to offer any information on how many people the Communist Party kills a year, as Beijing treats state killings as a “state secret.”
ATHENS, Greece — Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told Breitbart News exclusively in an interview in his office here he believes Europe can reach a “win-win” trade deal with American President Donald Trump that is “mutually beneficial” for the United States and the European Union.
Warner Bros. Discover CEO David Zaslav announced cuts in costs for the company due to impact from the Trump administration’s tariffs and will be halting non-essential travel.
Claims that China has become a belligerent in the Ukraine War are “absolutely groundless”, a Beijing spokesman claimed.
China is slapping 84 percent tariffs on U.S. goods from Thursday, ramping the impost up from the 34 percent as previously announced, its finance ministry said on Wednesday.
Why is Trump so focused on South Africa? I’ve been asked this dozens of times in recent weeks, and not just by South Africans: the New York Times has called me twice to ask me to explain why President Donald Trump is making South Africa a priority — and not in a good way.
China responded to President Donald Trump’s tariff threats by creating AI videos showing fat Americans working in warehouses.
On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) defended putting holds on nominees and bipartisan legislation, including anti-Hezbollah and anti-China legislation, as leverage against the Trump administration and argued that what he’s doing is okay while Sen.
Scott Maier said that the United States’ reliance on China for its medical supply chain has only increased since the coronavirus pandemic.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” that China’s escalation of tariffs is a “big mistake” because it is playing a “losing hand.”
President Donald Trump will slap 104-percent tariffs on China at midnight Tuesday after Xi Jinping refused to withdraw retaliatory tariffs placed on the United States.
Variety is speculating (without evidence) that President Trump’s tariffs have caused China to consider banning Hollywood movies.
