Trump's tariffs left worldwide trade shaken and stirred but he said a United Kingdom trade deal means James Bond's cars 'nothing to worry about'

President Trump has called for a 100% tariff on movies produced outside the United States, suggesting that incentives provided by other nations are damaging the U.S. film industry. The announcement, made via social media on Sunday,

The U.S. president posted on social media that he wants to impose a 100% tariff on any movies not produced in the U.S.

President Trump said in remarks from the Oval Office that the two countries are "affirming that reciprocity and fairness is an essential and vital principle."

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he expects there to be substantive negotiations between the United States and China on trade this weekend and said tariffs couldn't get higher than 145 percent.

President Trump’s new tariffs are kicking in across the economy, raising costs for many importers and manufacturers. The levies include a 10%, across-the-board tariff on imports from nearly every country,

President Donald Trump’s faith in tariffs is undimmed by a dose of negative US growth and signs of a looming supply crunch.

Some Trump voters have shared their feelings about the effect of Trump’s tariffs. Customers are unhappy that tariffs have made goods way too expensive to buy, while one entrepreneur is afraid tariffs will put an 80-employee company out of business.