Did Trump’s new tariff plan just make a $1 trillion math mistake? President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs, announced April 2nd, apply up to 50% taxes on imports, but critics point to a ...

From USDA offices to water policies, Adam Schiff is focusing on California agriculture, but he needs to determine his position on the Delta Conveyance Project.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has extended its “goods on the water” tariff exception through June 16, offering importers temporary relief from the reciprocal tariffs imposed by ...

Imagine that you have before you two beakers, one containing a liter of water; the other, a liter of wine. One cubic centimeter of water is transferred to the beaker of wine and the wine and water ...

Trump's tariff reversal on Chinese goods has complicated the math for US importers. A week ago, delaying duty payments seemed smart — now, it may make sense to pay early.

The right approach for businesses to handle tariff costs is to protect margin dollars, not the margin percentage.

Opinion: Why American democracy and prosperity depend on mathematical literacy In a data-driven society, numeracy is central to civic life, and yet too many in the U.S. are numerically illiterate.

Trump still wants to replace income taxes with tariffs on imports. Here's why it will never work.

A.O. Smith reported Tuesday that tariffs will impact the total cost of goods sold by between 6% and 8% annually.