The president on Thursday threatened to implement tariffs on the two countries next week after suspending them on Feb. 3.

Here's a quick rundown about why Michigan is so vulnerable to the tariffs Trump ordered Tuesday on Canada and Mexico (and China).

Automotive remains the most important sector in the state, which has more vehicle manufacturing jobs than anywhere else in ...

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The White House later said Trump also signed an order doubling a tariff on China to 20% that will take effect shortly after ...

President Trump's tariffs on three key U.S. trade partners, which are set to go into effect Tuesday, could drive up ...

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A new study shows how the levies will damage the U.S. car industry, even as the economy slows and uncertainty spreads.

New tariffs are taking effect on Tuesday, March 4, with an additional 10% on goods from China and 25% on most imports from Canada and Mexico.

President Trump says tariffs on Mexico and Canada are “all set” and that there is no room left for negotiation. The auto industry is expected to be particularly impacted by the 25% tariffs. NBC News’ ...

President Trump announced that tariffs against Canada and Mexico could go into effect next Tuesday. Michigan's economy, particularly the auto industry, is expected to be hit hard by the tariffs.