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President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a new North American trade agreement during an outdoor ceremony at the White House attended by about 400 guests - but not the key Democrats who helped secure congressional passage of the deal. Trump, on trial in the U.S. Senate on charges of abusing power and obstructing Congress, welcomed Republican senators at the South Lawn event by name. Other guests included lawmakers from around the country, workers, farmers and chief executives, as well as offi

One day after its historic impeachment votes, the Democratic-led House gave President Donald Trump an overwhelming bipartisan victory Thursday on a renegotiated trade agreement with Canada and Mexico. The legislation passed after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and her colleagues won key concessions from an administration anxious to pass the trade deal before next year’s election season makes that task more difficult. The GOP-controlled Senate probably will take up the legislation when

MEXICO CITY/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top officials from Canada, Mexico and the United States signed a fresh overhaul of a quarter-century-old trade pact on Tuesday that aims to improve enforcement of worker rights and hold down prices for biologic drugs by eliminating a patent provision. The signing ceremony in Mexico City launched what may be the final approval effort for U.S. President Donald Trump's three-year quest to revamp the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a deal he has

Jobs gained in parts and engines, jobs lost in final assembly as cars cost more.

Congress still has to approve it.

A response to SUV fervor and Trump's NAFTA replacement trade deal.

From cars to oil to milk.

11th-hour deal creates USMCA, will replace NAFTA.

Says he refused one-on-one meeting; Canada says nobody asked for one

But foreign minister hopes for a 'win-win-win' if both sides are flexible

It would be especially bad for Chrysler brands.

It has to be a three-way deal to achieve easy approval.

Here's what it entails.

Trump: "Autoworkers must be taken care of or there will be no deal."

This as nations meet on unified strategy for Trump auto tariff threats

Tariffs 'a staggering blow,' would risk hundreds of thousands of U.S. jobs

This, despite Trump criticizing building vehicles abroad.

Our allies' view: "No leader is forever."

Hint: It's the autoworkers the president says he's helping.