The Latest Breaking News from USTR

The White House escalates labor dispute at Mexican mine using USMCA's labor mechanism, sparking controversy and potential economic impacts.

The U.S. government repeatedly used its muscle to advance the interests of large baby formula companies

Graphics card price hikes for the US just got postponed – but may still hit AMD, Intel and Nvidia GPU buyers soon.

The tariffs haven't been applied to PC components since March of 2022, and they won't for at least another six months.

Soybeans were the nation’s top export to China in 2022, making up 11.6% of overall export value.

A move to withdraw U.S. support for digital trade provisions has congressional Democrats taking opposite sides.

The U.S. government says it is formally requesting a dispute settlement panel in its ongoing fight over Mexico's limits on genetically modified corn

Washington requests settlement panel under North American trade deal in push against Mexican curbs on corn imports.

The U.S. and Taiwan reached agreement on the first part of their "21st Century" trade initiative, covering customs and border procedures, regulatory practices, and small business, the U.S. Trade Representative's office said on Thursday.

The administration is doing a sneaky end run around the Inflation Reduction Act.

WASHINGTON — Tech companies are using international trade agreements to conceal software codes behind artificial intelligence programs as well as circumvent U.S. legislation that could curb the industry’s freewheeling use of consumer data, according to lawmakers and advocacy groups.