United States
Role in each timeline
- Hormuz Disrupted: The Closure, the Reopening That Did Not Hold, and $114 Oil
Reached the 18 June memorandum with Iran and later resumed a naval blockade of traffic entering and leaving Iranian ports.
- The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation
Imposed the IEEPA, Section 232 and Section 338 measures and is seeking changes to Canadian trade, procurement, alcohol and dairy policies.
- IEEPA Tariff Refunds: From the Supreme Court Ruling to the Console Lawsuits
Defendant in the Freestyle World class action.
- US Export Controls on Nvidia AI Chips to China: A100 to H20 to H200
Established the AI dialogue with China.
United States across every timeline
Every dated entry that names United States, from all 4 timelines, newest first.
- Trade court certifies Freestyle World IEEPA refund class Legal
The Court of International Trade certified Freestyle World's proposed class under USCIT Rule 23(b)(2). The class covers importers of record that paid challenged duties from February 1, 2025 through February 19, 2026 and did not separately sue for refunds.
on IEEPA Tariff Refunds: From the Supreme Court Ruling to the Console Lawsuits - Greer says United States will talk if Canada agrees to its terms Response
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the United States was holding to its position in talks with Canada. He said U.S. officials were ready to talk when Canada wanted to reach agreement.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Finance Canada sets out how to seek remission of the September counter-tariffs Regulatory
The Department of Finance Canada published the framework for businesses to request exceptional remission of Canada's counter-tariffs on U.S. goods. The counter-tariffs, announced on August 25 and effective September 8, apply at 15, 25 and 50 per cent to products drawn from those targeted by U.S. Section 338 and Section 232 tariffs, with each Canadian rate matching the corresponding U.S. rate. Finance assesses requests, may consult domestic producers, and recommends remission to the Minister of Finance under section 115 of the Customs Tariff; an Order in Council is needed for relief to take effect, and only companies registered in Canada may apply.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - U.S. import bans on specified Canadian goods take effect Regulatory
Import bans on specified Canadian alcoholic beverages and dairy products took effect, under the proclamation responding to Canada's retaliation.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Greer says United States has no urgency for a Canada trade deal Response
Jamieson Greer said Donald Trump was comfortable with the United States' position on Canada. Greer said there was no urgency on the U.S. side to conclude a trade deal with Canada.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Trump says U.S. will continue buying Canadian potash Response
Donald Trump said the United States would continue to buy potash from Canada. He said Belarus wanted to sell potash at a lower price.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Trump says Belarus potash-purchase deal is being developed Response
Donald Trump said the United States was working on a deal to purchase potash from Belarus. The statement described a prospective arrangement and did not announce a completed contract.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Section 338 tariff-schedule revisions take effect Regulatory
Revisions to the Section 338 tariff schedule under the U.S. motor-vehicles proclamation took effect on September 15, 2026. The changes applied to goods entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption on or after that date.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Carney welcomes Trump's comments and says Canada is ready to negotiate Response
After Trump said a deal could come fairly soon, Carney said a mutually advantageous agreement remained possible, one respecting Canadian sovereignty and cultural institutions, and that Canada was ready to sit down and negotiate. He said he remained in regular contact with Trump and was open to re-engagement if the United States respected Canada's red lines.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Trump says a Canada-U.S. trade deal could come fairly soon Response
Donald Trump said a trade deal with Canada could come fairly soon. Reporting said he gave no details on whether formal talks between the two economies had resumed.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - New Brunswick orders public sector to stop buying U.S. substitutes Response
Susan Holt ordered New Brunswick's public sector to stop buying American products when Canadian substitutes are available. The order concerned provincial public-sector purchasing.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Carney signals restraint on further retaliation Response
Mark Carney said Canada might hold off on further retaliation against the latest U.S. trade measures. The federal government was studying the tariffs and import bans while considering whether to adjust retaliatory tariffs.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation - Ontario expands eligibility for tariff-support programs Announcement
The Government of Ontario expanded eligibility for the Protect Ontario Financing Program and the Ontario Together Trade Fund. The expansion was announced in response to the latest United States actions affecting Ontario workers and businesses.
on The US–Canada Trade War: From the Fentanyl Tariffs to Section 338 and Dollar-for-Dollar Retaliation