The president says he “would rather not” impose tariffs on China, while saying it was his “one very big power” over Beijing.

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I can do that because we have something that they want,” the president said of a deal with China. “We have a pot of gold.” ...

Chinese hackers are burrowing into the networks of major critical U.S. infrastructure, including energy grids, water ...

According to the bridge's website, it's the busiest international crossing in all of North America with roughly $323 million worth of product crossing the border every single day.