Trump's $2,000 tariff rebate plan and the bet on winning the midterms

Over a year ago, President Trump started imposing tariffs on China as part of “Liberation Day”. There was a back-and-forth escalation and at one point the tariffs on China peaked at 145%. A truce was eventually declared and the temperature on the tariff war cooled,

The Trump administration proposed sweeping new tariffs on scores of countries this week, including top U.S. trade partners like Canada and China. The move marks President Donald Trump's latest effort to reconstruct far-reaching levies struck down by the Supreme Court earlier this year.

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Trump's plan will shell out millions in taxpayer funds, continuing his pattern of paying off industries harmed by the his economic policies.

Trump said he was raising the levies because the European Union is not complying with the trade agreement it reached with the U.S.

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The Trump administration is floating tariffs of up to 12.5% on some 60 countries and the European Union, which officials say have failed to enforce bans on forced labor. US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told France 24 today that “both sides are committed” nonetheless to honoring the US’ trade deal with the EU: “A deal’s a deal