Trump placed tariffs totaling 145% on China, leading China to retaliate with tariffs of 125% on the U.S. — essentially triggering a trade war between the world’s two largest economies with the potential to bring on a recession.

The CEO of ServiceNow is optimistic about the tariffs, but many other CEOs have expressed concerns about the trade policy.

President Donald Trump said he has not backed down on the 145% tariff on China and said reciprocal tariffs on other nations could resume within weeks.

Here's what the current national poll numbers show for President Donald Trump's approval rating today as he nears 100 days on the job

As the president nears 100 days in office, the survey suggests his administration’s aggressive enforcement tactics are losing public support.

The United States is poised to offer Saudi Arabia an arms package worth well over $100 billion, six sources with direct knowledge of the issue told Reuters, saying the proposal was being lined up for announcement during U.

WASHINGTON/RIYADH >> The United States is poised to offer Saudi Arabia an arms package worth well over $100 billion, six sources with direct knowledge of the issue told Reuters, saying the proposal was being lined up for announcement during President Donald Trump’s visit to the kingdom in May.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said Ukraine has not yet signed a deal on rare earth minerals and he hopes it will be signed immediately. "Ukraine, headed by Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has not signed the final papers on the very important Rare Earths Deal with the United States.

US President Donald Trump is increasing pressure on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to sign a raw materials agreement. "Ukraine, headed by Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has not signed the final papers on the very important Rare Earths Deal with the United States,

"Ukraine, headed by Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has not signed the final papers on the very important Rare Earths Deal with the United States. It is at least three weeks late," Donald Trump wrote on social media.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Canada would “cease to exist” if it weren’t for the United States — comments that came just days before Canadians are set to vote in an election dominated by Trump’s comments on the country’s economy and sovereignty.

Canada report that said U.S. President Donald Trump made a '51st state' comment during their call in late March, confirmed Trump made the remark — but said the president had treated him as prime minister and they had discussions as sovereign nations.