Australia’s trade minister, Don Farrell, says tariff regime is unjustified and inconsistent with free trade agreement with US

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is ratcheting up tariffs on 60 countries that have failed to ban imports made from forced labor, as 10% global duties are set to expire Friday. Senior administration officials said Thursday that countries that have begun implementing a forced labor prohibition will be hit with 10% duties,

Trading partners that have "made commitments to adopt, and effectively enforce" bans on forced labour imports will be subject to a 10% tariff, while those that have not will have the higher 12.5% rate, the office added.

US will impose between 10 and 12.5% tariff on countries that are top trading partners, US trade representative says

In Monday’s action, the administration cited part of a 1930 trade law, section 338, that authorizes the president to impose tariffs when another nation disadvantages American pr

The United States on Thursday announced tariffs of 10% or 12. 5% on imports from 60 trading partners, accusing them of failing to impose and effectively enforce bans on imports of goods produced with

President Trump is imposing new tariffs on dozens of countries accused of failing to crack down on forced labor. CBS News politics reporter Kathryn Watson has the latest.

President Donald Trump on Friday pledged to hold Canada responsible for costs associated with unhealthy air quality in the U.S. due to spreading smoke from the Canadian wildfires.