A Financial Times columnist has coined the term "TACO trade," saying Trump always chickens out of his tariff orders. What is ...

Trump simplifies complex political debates with punchy slogans but the strategy can also work against him when a critical ...

No, it’s not the staple Mexican food. TACO was first coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong to describe Trump’s ...

The term TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out) was coined by Robert Armstrong, a columnist at The Financial Times. He first used ...

President Donald Trump rose his voice at a White House reporter on Wednesday, May 28, after she told him what some Wall ...

The nickname— short for ‘Trump Always Chickens OUT’ — came about from the president’s habit of making tariff threats ...

The US leader was asked about his take on the term ‘TACO trade’ at a press conference recently. Visibly angry, Trump called ...

I want to point out that we like tacos. That’s why this doesn’t work. We like tacos,’ Fox News host Greg Gutfeld insisted ...

TACO stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out,” an apparent dig at the US president’s flip-flopping on tariffs. It’s reportedly ...

President Trump has fielded questions from the Oval Office in recent weeks about Elon Musk’s drug use, sensitive matters of diplomacy and the ethics of accepting a Qatari jet as a gift to be used ...

US trade data published on Thursday provides the first opportunity to see how Trump’s “liberation day” trade war, unveiled on April 2, applied in practice that month. The “effective tariff rate” ...

When asked about the phrase by a White House reporter, the US president replied: "Don't ever say what you said." ...