News for April 2, 2025

President Donald Trump’s new US tariffs are raising concerns for UK exporters, especially Scotch whisky makers, which face a sharp hit in their biggest foreign market.

President Donald Trump has rolled out a wide set of new US tariffs that raise import costs on many foreign goods and could shake trade and markets.

Donald Trump’s new tariffs on imports into the US could raise prices, affect interest rates, and put pressure on UK businesses and jobs.

President Donald Trump announced new US import tariffs, including a 10% baseline tax and much higher rates for some major trade partners, in a sharp escalation of trade tensions.

President Donald Trump announced two new tariffs on “Liberation Day,” saying they will cut trade deficits and bring more factories and jobs back to the U.S.

The Senate voted to block President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods, giving him a rare rebuke even though the measure is unlikely to become law.

Senate Republicans, with President Donald Trump’s backing, unveiled a budget plan that would add new tax cuts, extend Trump’s 2017 cuts, and raise the debt limit by $5 trillion.

President Donald Trump is considering a new “External Revenue Service” plan as part of a broader tariff push that could raise costs on low-value goods from China.

The Senate backed Tim Kaine’s plan to block Trump’s Canada tariffs, but the move is mostly symbolic because the House is unlikely to act.

Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow is running for the U.S. Senate seat being left open by Sen. Gary Peters in 2026.

President Donald Trump says his new tariffs could raise trillions of dollars, but economists say that is far above what the policy is likely to bring in.