US Senate Confirms Trump Trade Chief Greer Ahead of Canada, Mexico Tariffs
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A majority of the U.S. Senate on Wednesday voted to confirm Jamieson Greer as U.S. Trade Representative, putting the veteran of President Donald Trump's first-term trade wars fully on the job just days ahead of a March 4 deadline for punishing 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico.
The legal team representing Mexico in a lawsuit against eight firearms manufacturers in the United States is preparing to ...
Mexico's Senate approved on Wednesday the laws of an energy reform that strengthens the dominant role of state companies ...
A Texas rancher was killed by an explosive device on a road while traveling through Mexico earlier this month, officials said ...
Newly revealed details from an arrest warrant describe the final moments of a California fire captain found fatally stabbed ...
Mexico's lower house of Congress on Tuesday approved a constitutional reform to ban the planting of genetically modified (GM) ...
Spring break travelers were issued a warning from the United States' State Department about traveling to Mexico amid an uptick of murders.
Mexico has previously imposed tariffs on countries that it doesn’t have free trade agreements with, President Sheinbaum said.
Senior Mexican government officials are attending a flurry of meetings with U.S. counterparts in Washington this week as ...
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