Editorial Cartoon by Graeme MacKay, The Hamilton Spectator - Tuesday February 4, 2025 Trump misunderstands tariffs; threats become ineffective President Donald Trump consistently misrepresents how ...

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It began as it usually does for Bruce MacKinnon: with a pencil, a three-by-five-inch piece of paper and an idea, in this case ...

Here are a few excerpts: East Palestine residents and businesses still struggling economically wouldn’t be helped by Trump tariffs if enacted that would increase the cost of living for all ...

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The escalating Canada-U.S. trade tensions, driven by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, have united Canadians across political lines and spurred retaliatory actions, while opening ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats have united Canadians, sparking renewed patriotism and prompting a reassessment of economic independence and national identity.

Cartoons: From President Donald Trump's tariffs to climate change, there's a lot to keep the groundhog inside where it is "safer." ...

US President Donald Trump says all imported steel and aluminum will be hit with a 25 percent tariff, with new reciprocal tariffs to be rolled out for all global trading partners that tax American ...

Trump has named the mastermind behind Project 2025, Russell Vought, his budget director. In addition to Medicaid, Vought has it in for Head Start, veterans benefits and medical research.

In just two weeks, the president has reminded the world that he is a crude bully who will conduct foreign policy based on his own erratic impulses.

Tariffs were paused for a month by Trump after Canada and Mexico both imposed retaliatory tariffs — and Trudeau and Mexican ...