But it was incredibly unpopular among Southern planters, who relied on European trade and had little to do with domestic manufacturing. They gave it another name: the Tariff of Abominations.

Of course, the offshoot of that is that tariffs hurt consumers. Koreans might have been able to buy foreign cars, without the tariffs, cheaper than they could have bought Kias and Hyundais. Thus, ...

The 1828 Tariff of Abominations, designed to protect northern and western U.S. agricultural products, had unintended consequences. While it bolstered certain industries, it sparked economic and ...

Here are answers to some frequently asked tariff questions. U.S. President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on most of the world in front of a crowd gathered at the White House's Rose ...

Americans may end up feeling an impact in their wallets as businesses pass on tariff-induced pain by raising prices. China was the first country to respond to the announcement with a 34% ...

President Donald Trump unveiled his latest tariff plan last week on "Liberation Day," which the administration said will restore the American Dream and spark an economic boon for U.S. workers.