If President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Mexico, Gov. Greg Abbott says the state’s economy can handle it. Trump used tariffs and the threat of tariffs on other countries during his first ...

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Mexico is Texas’s largest foreign trading partner ... Canadian and Mexican officials had been working to secure an agreement with the new Trump administration to avoid the tariffs, but on ...

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Texas National Guard soldiers deployed to the state's southern border with Mexico as part of Gov ... Under the agreement, the ...

Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada and 10% tariffs on China over the weekend, prompting retaliatory tariffs from the countries that shook economists and Texas’ business community.

Texas National Guard soldiers deployed to the state's southern border with Mexico as part of Gov ... the Guard troops may only carry out the new duties under CBP's supervision, and Texas will ...

Xcel Energy has been awarded three significant projects by the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) to construct new high-voltage power ...

Trump moved to impose 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada and 10% tariffs on China over the weekend, prompting retaliatory tariffs from the countries that shook economists and Texas’ business ...

Agents with the U.S. Border Patrol Anti-Smuggling Unit descended on hotels in East and West El Paso last week.

A line of trucks wait to cross the World Trade Bridge over the Rio Grande from Mexico into the United States in Laredo, on Sept. 16, 2020. (Jordan Vonderhaar For The Texas Tribune, Jordan ...

The Trump Administration’s proposed 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada have been delayed, but Texas will be “in the line of fire” if they are eventually put in place, a government economist warns.