From 2019 to 2021, first in the Trump administration and then in the Biden administration, she was Deputy Assistant U.S.

Gallup asked Americans how the U.S. should prioritize 11 foreign policy objectives, including views on NATO and trade.

The Court of International Trade’s ruling on Donald Trump’s tariffs is the most consequential potential setback for the president’s trade agenda to date. CFR experts weigh in.

The new policy mandates seeking views, suggestions, and feedback from relevant stakeholders, including importers, exporters, ...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s bigger and more expansive tariffs on steel and aluminum imports went into effect Wednesday, adding to the woes of U.S. businesses and consumers already struggling ...

Here are the other options Mr. Trump could turn to, and how he could use them, according to policy experts. Section 232 tariffs of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 ...

Though it took no position on foreign-trade policy, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, in a 240-page report, told of stiffening competition from abroad: imports of electrical ...

There are places in the U.S. where tariff policy doesn’t apply the same way it does everywhere else. We’re talking select warehouses, designated sections in or near ports, even factories ...

Cheap foreign goods do not make up for those losses. Since signing on to NAFTA and the World Trade Organization agreements, the US trade deficit skyrocketed from $28 billion in 1991 to $918 ...

Trump’s madman act isn’t just for foreign policy anymore. In his first term, Trump followed the Nixonian ‘madman theory,’ encouraging foreign adversaries to fear he’d lost his marbles.

Legal powers at Trump's disposal include Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, under which the president may impose retaliatory tariffs when "an act policy, or practice of a foreign country ...