New "reciprocal" Trump tariffs aim to match tariffs other countries place on U.S. goods, but the reality is more complex.

Trump’s tariffs on products from the EU and TK add to a big trade bill that will hit U.S. states, with Texas and California economies the most impacted.

Over $600 billion in European goods were imported by the U.S. last year. New tariffs from President Trump will likely hit these popular categories the hardest.

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Feb. 13, 6:46 a.m. EST Trump said on Truth Social his announcement on reciprocal tariffs —the U.S. imposing the same taxes on ...