The war has begun.

As midnight deadline looms, some say trade fight could stretch into next year.

Chinese, Mexican tariffs on U.S. cheese and whey are hurting farmers and driving up stockpiles.

“Take THAAD out, the North Korean nuclear threat is gone,” one banner reads as a group of 40 men and women in their 60s, 70s and 80s walk past a wall painted “No Nukes, No THAAD.”

Mr. Pruitt in his resignation letter cited “unrelenting attacks on me personally” as one of the reasons for his departure.

American groups fear disruption to China trade links and politically motivated reprisals.

James Melville is the latest in a string of career diplomat resignations over Trump’s comments and policies.

Westinghouse-designed plant was supposed be start of technology transfer partnership.

US Chamber of Commerce set to oppose Trump's tariffs.

The move by Australia’s lawmakers risks inflaming tensions with the country’s top trading partner, China, which sees itself as the target.