Truckers voted for Trump in droves. Now they say his trade war is 'killing' their ability to make a living.

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Truckers voted for Trump in droves. Now they say his trade war is 'killing' their ability to make a living.

Truck drivers overwhelmingly supported Donald Trump in 2016. Now they're pulling back, blaming Trump for a "depression."

Twitter ran paid ads from China's state news media criticizing the Hong Kong protests

The posts described the protests as violent and destructive and portrayed Hong Kong citizens as in favor of ending them.

EU officials reject Boris Johnson's new Brexit demands before he even sits down with European leaders

European Union officials and Irish leaders have rejected Boris Johnson's request to remove the Northern Ireland backstop from the Brexit deal.

Here are all the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who have qualified for the September primary debates

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Trump is reportedly so worried about the threat of recession he's considering reversing some of his signature China tariffs

Publicly, President Donald Trump has accused opponents and the media of exaggerating the prospects of recession to damage his chances of reelection.

Here's how much 30 staffers earn annually in the White House

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Trump says it doesn't matter if the US has a recession because the trade war is more important

"The fact is, somebody had to take China on," President Donald Trump said Tuesday. "My life would be a lot easier if I didn't take China on."

Trump is convinced there is a conspiracy to distort economic data and exaggerate the prospect of a recession

President Donald Trump has boasted about the strength of the economy, but privately he's said to vent against forces he says are plotting against him.

A Fox News host hit back at Trump's claims that the network has 'changed' after it published a poll showing him losing head-to-head matchups with leading Democrats

Trump has recently ramped up his war with the network that has long been his ally and is said to be afraid that it isn't loyal enough.

FTC chairman says Facebook's plan to merge Instagram and WhatsApp may make it harder to break up

Still, the chairman said all options were on the table as the FTC investigates Facebook for potential antitrust violations.

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