El Paso city leaders confirm that legally binding agreements prevent the city from canceling tax incentives granted to Meta’s data center amid growing public opposition.
The U.S. Trade Representative plans to impose additional tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on products from dozens of nations accused of failing to halt forced labor imports.
Rising oil prices linked to Iran tensions now pose the top threat to the U.S. economy, driving inflation higher and slowing growth projections, according to UCLA’s latest forecast.
The Connecticut-Puerto Rico Trade Commission outlined its main focus areas, including energy, economy, housing, healthcare, tourism, and education as it begins its work.
Six states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for paying nearly $1 billion to cancel offshore wind projects, arguing the deal violates federal law and threatens clean energy jobs.
India is actively engaged with the US on Section 301 tariff investigations while working to finalize a framework agreement aimed at enhancing bilateral trade relations.
Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry signed a landmark deal with Li-Ning, sparking criticism from a former NBA player and U.S. lawmakers over human rights concerns linked to the company.
The US government steps up its strategy to offer Latin American countries alternatives to Chinese investments, aiming to reduce regional dependence on Beijing's financing and infrastructure projects.
The United Federation of Teachers reached a compromise to delay New York City’s class size limits, winning pay increases of up to $9,500 for educators in exempted schools.
Canada has formally requested the United States and Mexico to extend the USMCA trade deal for 16 years, seeking stability despite recent political remarks questioning Canadian sovereignty.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated the Trump administration may ease sanctions and unfreeze Iranian assets if Tehran agrees to dismantle its enriched uranium stockpile and verifiably limit nuclear activities.
Canada urges the United States and Mexico to extend their trilateral free trade agreement for 16 years, pushing back against provocative U.S. remarks about Canadian sovereignty.