President Donald Trump knows better than to treat the “honeymoon” a president gets in his first months of office as a time to relax. He’s fighting as hard now as he did at the height of last year’s ...

Three words that are now a common presence on Canadian shelves, after Donald Trump's tariffs sparked a trade war with the ...

This week's Letters to the Editor, featuring your views on both local and national politics, as well as salutes to fellow ...

To date, Trump’s tariffs have targeted Canadian goods that include steel, aluminum, energy and the auto industry. After ...

The lumber and building industry is reeling from President Trump’s on-again, off-again threat to impose a 25 percent tariff ...

I agree with the intent of The Columbian’s editorial (“Trump’s tariffs especially harsh on Washington,” In Our View, March 8).

As all eyes are on the economy, some are raising concerns about the risk of a recession or "stagflation.' The latest ...

Manske worries that the price of potash, a potassium-based fertilizer, will rise and hurt Iowa farmers this growing season.

However, I don't expect the stock market will crash, despite legitimate concerns about tariffs. The simple reason behind my relative optimism is that President Trump can pause the tariffs instantly. I ...

Ingredients like oats imported from Canada are crucial in Cedar Rapids cereal manufacturing industry. Tariffs would put ...

U.S. tariffs could push allies to forge closer relationships with other countries like China and India, according to former U ...

Losing love is like a window to your heart. Everybody sees you’re blown apart. Everybody feels the wind blow. Folk singer Paul Simon clearly wasn’t singing ...