Peter Navarro will fill a critical role on Donald Trump's economic team after being released from prison earlier this year. But what did he go to prison for?

President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to enact across-the-board tariffs, targeted import duties on China, Canada and Mexico, and tax cuts.

The ruling comes after the Justice Department sued Navarro, saying he had retained presidential records on an unofficial email account.

The Supreme Court has turned back an appeal from Peter Navarro, the former Trump White House official who is set to return in his second term after serving prison time on contempt of Congress charges

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an effort by Donald Trump adviser Peter Navarro to keep his work-related emails during the first Trump administration from the National Archives and Record Administration.

Peter Navarro, President-elect Trump’s previous ... “So what we do is we trust Donald Trump in developing relationships with Xi, with Putin, with whoever is out there, [Recep Tayyip] Erdoğan ...

Stock markets in general have welcomed the news of Donald Trump’s presidential-election victory last month, but small-cap investors may have reason to be extra-optimistic. Peter Navarro ...

Peter Navarro, a trade adviser to President-elect Donald Trump, does not want to give the National Archives all his work-related emails from the first Trump administration.

Trump named Mark Burnett as his pick for special envoy to the U.K., noting Burnett’s career as a producer for shows like “Survivor,” “Shark Tank,” “The Voice” and Trump’s “The Apprentice” in announcing the choice. Burnett is the former chairman of MGM and a 13-time Emmy Award winner.

Donald Trump is stocking the government with loyalists, including family members, TV personalities, conspiracy theorists, and billionaires.

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link President-elect Donald Trump has long been associated with wealth. Trump, as his supporters like to say, was famously a businessman before he ...

Donald Trump’s win in November means not only that the former president will once again be living in the White House, but that dozens upon dozens of the most consequential positions in the federal government affecting every walk of life in America will be staffed by cronies of his choosing.