Dimon believes the President's approach initially could have been better—but said overall Trump is justified in enacting what he believes is best for voters.

A slump in arrivals at ports represents the first clear sign of supply chain disruption that industry players say could ripple to consumers over the next several weeks, sparking shortages and pushing prices higher for everyday goods like cars, furniture, clothes and even basic children’s toys.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told reporters that more details would be provided on Monday.

The White House lashed out at Amazon on Tuesday for reportedly planning to display how much of a product’s cost comes from Trump’s tariffs. Doing so would emphasize to consumers that U.S. tariffs are not paid by overseas companies, but by the American companies importing the goods, and then largely passed on to customers.

Automakers and others have said new tariffs could drastically hike ... show The Apprentice on Prime Video. The strategy to remain in the White House's good graces seemed to have been working.

President Donald Trump wants Chinese leader Xi Jinping to call. Making trade deals with China’s neighbors is part of a broader White House strategy to get him to the negotiating table.

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – The White House continues to defend President Donald Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs on imports from around the world. “I don’t change my mind, but I’m ...