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Gou said he wants to discuss the trade war to “understand when there will be a fairly good conclusion."

She’s the third candidate to drop out of the race this week. 

Business leaders have chafed under the duties, which have driven up supply costs and undercut the benefits of large tax cuts in late 2017.

Mick Mulvaney called the location "way to small" and "way too remote" in October.

The United States' trade deficit with the EU reached nearly $169 billion in 2018.

"[Trump] doesn't back off. And our competitors, rivals and enemies are feeling the heat," said Stuart Varney.

Trump's campaign has a long history of swiping domains from political rivals.

The U.S. threatened a 100% tariff on $2.4 billion of French imports.

Apple's CEO Tim Cook and several other prominent business leaders urge the U.S. to remain in the Paris Agreement despite the Trump administration's withdrawal.

The White House embraces its "Spirit of America" Christmas theme with breathtaking decoration.

Despite pleas to set aside bickering over military spending so the issue doesn’t dominate a third NATO summit in a row, the United States is almost certain to demand again this week that its 28 NATO partners respect their pledges to boost defense budgets.

"Your money is doing fine but Congress is a mess and doing nothing," said Stuart Varney.

Buckingham Palace is reportedly bracing for the "ramifications" of Monday night's program

Bloomberg News reporting policy is "troubling and wrong," campaign says.

House speaker says she is "hoping to come near to conclusion" on the trade deal.

Trump has criticized NATO members for not contributing enough money toward defense.

The president also called for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates.

Exceptionally low unemployment amid economic challenges could well be a buffer for the president in the 2020 elections.

China called Trump's decision a "serious interference in China's internal affairs."

China's government has promised unspecified countermeasures in response.