The Chinese embassy in the US subtly criticized the Trump administration's recent tariffs by sharing a video clip of Ronald ...

The Chinese Embassy has shared a clip of the iconic Republican criticizing tariffs, saying his words have "new relevance" ...

In a moment of digital déjà vu, a vintage video of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan has resurfaced and is quickly gaining ...

Former Orland Park police Chief Tim McCarthy ... McCarthy, foreground, after shots were fired at President Ronald Reagan on March 30, 1981, outside a Washington, D.C., hotel.

The footage featured Reagan’s warning that high tariffs often lead to retaliation, rising trade barriers, and economic ...

The trade war between the US and China continues to intensify, with President Trump having announced a significant increase ...

Ronald Reagan says in the video that tariffs inevitably lead to retaliation by foreign countries and could trigger trade wars. China pulled up an old video of former United States President Ronald ...

It was March 30, 1981, and Tim McCarthy approached what he called a pretty normal day, assigned with the Secret Service detail guarding then-President Ronald Reagan. McCarthy, who now lives in Orland ...

China posted the video after Donald Trump put an additional 34 per cent tariff on Chinese goods. The footage shows Reagan warning that businesses shut down as a result of imposing tariffs ...

After 750,000 had died in the Civil War, which cost over $150 billion in today’s dollars, President Lincoln had every reason ...

"The Reagan Administration's trade policy became clear: Espouse free trade but find an excuse on every occasion to embrace the opposite," wrote David Stockman, budget director for the Reagan ...

A video from Mr Reagan’s 1988 speech, focusing on Canadian elections and free trade, has resurfaced in light of Trump’s presidency and tariffs. Mr Reagan used his radio broadcast to warn against ...