President Donald Trump is upping his tactics to counter the Chinese regime. He says an extra 50 percent tariff will take effect this Wednesday if Beijing doesn’t pull its retaliatory tariff on American goods.
Taiwan’s president said the island would not retaliate against U.S. tariffs. We have details on Taiwan’s plan to reduce its trade deficit with America.
Almost 100 bomb threats have been made against an American company seeking to revive traditional Chinese culture. What does an investigation reveal?
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.) demands answers about a decision to let a foreign company operate the state’s E-ZPass system. We look at the details of his concerns and why the data of millions of New Jersey drivers could be at stake.
Trump is reportedly pushing for deals to mine critical metals around the globe. They’re essential for making tech devices as well as military weapons. We have more on his move to shake China’s dominance in the sector.
- Trump Threatens New 50% Tariff on Chinese Goods
- Taiwan Will Not Retaliate Against US Tariffs
- Treasury Sec. Tasked with Tariff Negotiation with Japan
- Asian Markets Plunge Over US Tariffs
- Oil Drops to 4-Year Low, China Metals Tumble
- Police: Shen Yun Bomb Threats Likely Linked to Huawei
- Lawmakers Want Answers About $1.7 Billion China-Linked Contract
- Trump Pushes Critical Mineral Deals to Outpace China
- Panel: China Hits Back With 34% Tariffs on All US Goods
- South Korean Assembly Speaker Seeks to Revise Constitution