Reagan saw tariffs as a last resort. For Trump, they are the first step to force scores of countries into high-pressure ...

The advert really irked Trump, who claimed that the very real speech was a “fake.” Trump also cited the advertisement as his ...

By the weekend, negotiations between Washington and Ottawa were frozen, and President Donald Trump had imposed fresh tariffs.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Saturday that he apologised to U.S. President Donald Trump over an advertisement criticising Washington’s tariff policy featuring former American president ...

President Trump was incensed. He attacked the ad as “fake,” arguing that it falsely represented Reagan’s views on trade. He ...

The commercial, commissioned by Ontario Premier Doug Ford, included a quote from Republican former president Ronald Reagan ...

President Donald Trump told reporters that he and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney still "have a very good relationship" ...

As for Trump, I don’t think there is a one principle, one core belief, one basis around which trade policy is set, unlike ...

Carney also stressed that Canada was moving quickly to reduce its reliance on the US to safeguard its own economic interests ...

Against bucolic and urban images of industry and humanity, Reagan begins in his unmistakable voice, “When someone says ‘Let’s ...

President Donald Trump halted trade talks with Canada over the ad, which was paid for by the Ontario government and featured Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs.

President Donald Trump said former President Ronald Reagan loved tariffs. But he couldn't be more wrong about that.