Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Sunday that the Trump administration's threatened 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports will start Wednesday and tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber products will go into effect on April 2.

Kevin Hassett, the Trump administration’s National Economic Council director, said the United States has not launched a trade war with Mexico and Canada but “a drug war.” Hassett joined ABC News’s “This Week,

If drug tariffs don’t work, they could result in higher prices for American patients and increase drug shortages. Testing generics for quality and safey is a better idea.

Until the Harrier is fully retired by the 2030s, the Trump administration is smart to task these aging but still deadly birds to possibly conduct counter-narcotic operations in Mexico.

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett admitted that President Donald Trump was launching a "trade war" after insisting that tariffs against Mexico and Canada were part of a "drug war." During a Sunday interview on ABC's This Week program,

President Trump declared Thursday that tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico will go into effect next week, arguing that both countries haven’t done enough to combat the flow of drugs into the US. Mexico and Canada dodged the imposition of 25% tariffs earlier this month,