Last week President Trump announced new tariffs on steel and aluminum products, and the response couldn’t have been more negative — critics warned of trade

Yesterday, President Donald Trump said that he has decided to impose tariffs of 25% on all steel imports and 10% on aluminum imports, promising to sign the

North American Free Trade Agreement negotiators did not make the progress that “many had hoped” would be made in the seventh round of talks, U.S.

As the recent Winter Olympics reminds us, cheating is absolutely unacceptable in the international arena. A policy of “zero tolerance” is enforced, and any athletes

A day after facing widespread heat for his announcement of impending tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, which critics abroad and at home say will

Nearly 60 percent of American voters say imposing tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum is crucial to the United States’ economic relationship with China. [John

Dan DiMicco, Coalition for a Prosperous American chair and former Nucor CEO, discusses the Trump administration’s plans for imposed tariffs on imported steel and aluminum

While some commentators are fretting about President Trump imposing tariffs on a flood of subsidized steel and aluminum imports, it’s helpful to note that President

President Trump on Thursday announced plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum “for a long period of time” as the administration works to bring

Emergency tariffs will help to protect domestic steel producers against surging imports   Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous American (CPA) strongly applauds President Trump’s announcement