President Trump's tariff agenda is nearing a moment of truth with an Aug. 1 deadline just a few hours away and set to establish a new baseline rate of at least 15% on most of the world. Many final moves have come in a flurry (from a deal with South Korea to a delay with Mexico),

President Donald Trump has slammed Canadian imports with a 35 percent tariff hike, accusing Canada of failing to curb the flow of fentanyl into the United States. The move, issued by executive order on Thursday night,

President Trump’s announcement of a planned 50% tariff on all Brazilian imports has sent shock waves through the U.S. coffee industry. The proposed trade action would significantly impact coffee supplies, as Brazil currently provides approximately 30% of all coffee imported into the United States.

Brazil vowed Thursday to combat US President Donald Trump's tariffs on its exports, saying it intends to lodge appeals if last-ditch negotiations fail.