Regime change, a campaign to stop Tehran’s ballistic missile programme, help for protesters and retribution for the deaths of ...

The Financial Times brings you unrivalled global perspectives on the nuances of Donald Trump’s trade war. Our expert reporters, editors, columnists and award-winning data analysts deliver rapid news, ...

Donald Trump lashed out at Tehran’s “sinister” nuclear ambitions in his State of the Union address as he laid out ...

In Washington, Josh Hawley, Missouri’s senior senator and one of Trump’s strongest supporters, has warned the AI revolution ...

Donald Trump is implementing a new global tariff at 10 per cent rather than the 15 per cent rate announced at the weekend ...

White House Council of Economic Advisers report estimates regulatory burden has cost consumers more than $237bn ...

America’s top court dealt a devastating blow to Donald Trump’s second term on Friday, striking at the heart of his economic ...

Media outlets critical of Trump have been saddled with multibillion-dollar defamation lawsuits or punished by his enforcers ...

President Donald Trump will raise his new global tariff rate to 15 per cent from 10 per cent, a day after the US Supreme Court struck down the backbone of his economic strategy.

An examination of the new regime by independent trade monitoring body Global Trade Alert found that Brazil will enjoy the biggest reduction in average tariff rates — falling by 13.6 percentage points ...

The decision is a major setback for President Trump, who responded by imposing a 10 percent global tariff after lashing out at the justices who ruled against him. Trade deals his administration has ...