Peter Navarro

Military alliance members already had trouble trusting each other with classified information. It’s just got worse.

President Donald Trump is expected to sign a reciprocal tariff executive order Thursday.

It represents another major effort to expand presidential authority.

“We’ll speak to him at the appropriate time. I’m in no rush,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.

The president likely hasn’t made up his mind on which tariffs to enact.

The White House trade adviser also urged Canada and Mexico to address Trump’s border concerns.

The Republican’s protectionist trade posture would hit enemies and allies alike. U.K. officials are preparing for every outcome.

In a late-night court filing, Trump’s defense team said he can’t receive a fair trial before the election.

In public, Trump downplayed the pandemic. In private, he was freaking out.

Bannon faces up to two years in prison on the misdemeanor charges and has indicated he intends to appeal.

Robert O’Brien promised the NSC would carry out a ‘very professional transition’ once results are certified.

There is no evidence from several clinical trials that the anti-malarial has any impact in preventing COVID-19 or treating mildly to severely ill people.

President Trump banned travel from China in late January to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Europe’s diplomatic efforts to broker a truce fall flat as Washington looks to shake up the new trade order.

The president denounces China’s retaliatory tariffs as ‘politically motivated’ after previously ordering US companies to find an alternative to doing business with China.

Stocks are slipping and fears of a slowdown are mounting as Trump ramps up his reelection efforts.

The move comes after Beijing fired back at Trump’s decision to slap tariffs on more Chinese goods and letting its currency weaken.

President is increasingly listening to advisers telling him the best way to postpone an economic slowdown.

The president’s abrupt announcement of steep tariffs on European, Canadian and Mexican imports caps a week of whipsaw statements.

Sources say Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and trade adviser Peter Navarro had a public shouting match in Beijing.

WASHINGTON — Every country granted an exemption from President Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminum imports will face an import quota and other restrictions, White House …

White House official also says it is unlikely that US allies like EU will be exempted.

‘The chief has assured me I will continue to have the same seat and voice at the president’s decision-making table,’ says Peter Navarro.