US Edition‘Trust in Trump,’ White House says, as tariff uncertainty continues
- President Trump declared new tariff rates impacting trade partners on April 2.
- These new rates expanded to nearly all of America's partners because of prior actions.
- The United States increased tariffs on China to 145%, and China raised tariffs to 125%.
- Karoline Leavitt stated, "If China continues to retaliate, it's not good for China."
- The administration paused new tariffs for 90 days, excluding China, while over 75 countries negotiate.
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Former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele on Sunday slammed President Donald Trump’s “incoherent capitulation” on tariffs — and blasted White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for claiming the media is simply missing Trump's “Art of the Deal.”Trump on Wednesday announced a 90-day pause on tariffs, flip-flopping on a key policy position he'd previously insisted would "never change."Steele argued that the president’s sudden…
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(Just The News)—White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt continued to insist the president’s tariffs and other economic policies would lead to an economic boom, amid questions from reporters over U.S-China relations and tariff deals with other countries. Since “Liberation Day” on April 2 when President Donald Trump announced new tariff rates for nearly all of America’s trading partners, the U.S. has raised its tariffs on China several times …
Karoline Leavitt Puts Reporter in Their Place Over Trump Tariff War
In a tense exchange, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt firmly addresses a reporter's misconceptions about Trump's tariff strategy, underscoring the administration's diplomatic approach and the urgency of U.S. alliances in trade negotiations.
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‘Trust in Trump,’ White House says, as tariff uncertainty continues
(The Center Square) – White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt continued to insist the president’s tariffs and other economic policies would lead to an economic boom, amid questions from reporters over U.S-China relations and tariff deals with other countries.
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