Getty Images Trump’s tariffs strike at the heart of China’s manufacturing juggernaut US President Donald Trump has hit China with a second tariff in as many months, which means imports from there now face a levy of at least 20%. This is his latest salvo against Beijing, which already faces steep US tariffs, from 100%

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This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Subscribers can sign up to our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get the newsletter delivered every weekday morning. Explore all of our newsletters here Good morning and welcome back. In today’s newsletter: US cuts off intelligence-sharing with Ukraine An alleged Chinese ‘hacker-for-hire’ campaign has

Jude Sheerin BBC News, Washington Watch: Key moments from Trump’s first address to Congress US President Donald Trump declared “the American Dream is unstoppable” as he addressed a raucous joint session of Congress for the first time since he returned to power. In the longest presidential speech to lawmakers on record, he outlined his vision

Basillioh Rukanga BBC News AFP People from Lesotho are called Basotho US President Donald Trump has said that “nobody has ever heard of” the African country of Lesotho – a comment that has “shocked” its government. It is a small country in southern Africa that almost entirely consists of mountains and is completely surrounded by

New York CNN  —  The US tariffs on Canadian fuel imports could hit some parts of the country harder than others. The Northeast could see that change first, according to experts, and prices are also at risk of rising on the West Coast. But even those potential hikes would be unlikely to be come immediately.

Donald Trump is to exclude carmakers across North America from the pain of US tariffs levelled against Mexico and Canada, following apparent pressure from motor bosses. The White House confirmed the concession was made after the president spoke to the bosses of Ford, General Motors and Stellantis in a call on Wednesday. Each company has

Front Burner Front Burner Transcript for March 5, 2025 CBC News · Posted: Mar 05, 2025 12:56 PM EST | Last Updated: 1 hour ago (Sarah Claydon) For more episodes of this podcast, please click here. Front Burner32:34The tariff trade war escalates After months of back-and-forth, will-he-or-won’t-he, it’s officially on: U.S. President Donald Trump has slapped

Published on Mar. 5, 2025, 3:11 PM “If you can’t keep your fish, rehome it,” U.S. Fish & Wildlife Services says. “Just don’t let it loose.” Giant goldfish are back in the news. For decades, people have been releasing unwanted pet goldfish into Lake Erie, where they bulk up and can grow as large as

Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inbox Get our free Inside Washington email Get our free Inside Washington email MAGA pundits and right-wing influencers are apoplectic over Nicolle Wallace’s comments about President Donald Trump making a 13-year-old brain cancer survivor an honorary Secret Service

Claim: A U.S. government agency found that $2.7 trillion worth of Medicare and Medicaid payments were improperly sent overseas. Rating: What’s True The Government Accountability Office (GAO), a nonpartisan congressional agency, published two reports in 2024 that found, generally speaking, improper payments made by the U.S. government since fiscal year 2003 totaled an estimated $2.7