Aerial view of trucks lining up near the border fence to cross to the United States at Otay Commercial port of entry in Tijuana, Baja California state, Mexico

(Guillermo Arias/Getty Images)

Cars, machines, food, and raw materials: here’s every single thing America imports from Canada and Mexico

Trump’s planned tariffs will hit a broad spectrum of products.

11/26/24 12:35PM

Donald Trump announced his plans to slap a 25% tariff on all goods imported to the US from Canada and Mexico, going against the trade deal his first administration brokered. Trump said in a Truth Social post that the tariffs would remain in place “until such time as Drugs, in particular Fentanyl, and all Illegal Aliens stop this Invasion of our Country!”

Sherwood News grabbed data from the United States International Trade Commission to break down exactly which goods we import from Canada and Mexico.

According to the USITC data, the total amount of goods imported from Canada and Mexico during 2023 totaled $892 billion, and covers a wide variety of goods, leading with vehicles, oil and petroleum products, and machinery.

The USITC offers several levels of granularity in the categories of goods that it tracks. We loaded up one of the more detailed datasets in this searchable table that lets you look for detailed categories such as golf carts, beet sugar, and perfume.

President Trump Participates In Champion Of Coal Event At The White House

President Trump, the “Undisputed Champion of Beautiful, Clean Coal,” wants the Defense Department to start buying more of it

US total coal consumption, however, has plummeted in the last two decades.

Tom Jones2/17/26

Jon Keegan2/12/26

Anthropic donates $20 million to pro-AI regulation PAC

The war to build a better AI model may be mostly happening in Silicon Valley, but now another important front has opened: Washington, DC.

Anthropic announced a $20 million donation to Public First Action, a new super PAC that advocates for AI policies and regulations that prioritize public safety. The PAC describes itself as “a counterforce that will defend the public interest against those who aim to buy their way out of sensible rule-making.”

The move is seen as a counter to OpenAI’s growing investments in PACs that argue for less AI regulation.

OpenAI recently donated to Leading the Future PAC, which has received over $50 million from the family of OpenAI president and cofounder Greg Brockman, and the VC firm Andreessen Horowitz. The PAC says it is focused on “identifying, maintaining, and growing pro-AI candidates in order to support an AI innovation policy agenda at the state and federal level.”

OpenAI’s Brockman and his wife, Anna, recently donated a total of $25 million to the pro-Trump MAGA, INC. PAC.

Anthropic Invests $20 Million in Super PAC to Counter OpenAI

OpenAI’s Brockman and his wife, Anna, recently donated a total of $25 million to the pro-Trump MAGA, INC. PAC.

A new rule from the Trump administration could make it easier to dismiss senior government workers

US federal employment levels already hit a 12-year low in October.

Claire Yubin Oh2/10/26

Max Knoblauch2/6/26

Looking into its Warner Bros. acquisition, the DOJ probes Netflix for anticompetitive tactics

As the Department of Justice probes Netflix’s proposed $83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, it has reportedly subpoenaed at least one other entertainment company to investigate whether the streamer has taken part in anticompetitive behavior.

Netflix said the DOJ is conducting a standard review and it expects its acquisition to be approved.

Per Wall Street Journal reporting, the DOJ is also seeking out information on how Paramount’s proposed acquisition could harm competition in the entertainment industry.

Netflix has argued that its acquisition of WBD would not be anticompetitive, as there is an 80% overlap in Netflix and HBO Max subscribers. The company has said it competes not just with streaming services but also with broader content platforms like YouTube and TikTok for attention. Netflix booked $45.2 billion in revenue in 2025, compared to YouTube’s $60 billion.

The streamer has repeatedly said it will stick to a 45-day theatrical release window for Warner Bros. films. Movie theater trade groups have pointed out that after theatrical release, many films move to premium video on-demand (PVOD), where they can be digitally rented or purchased for several more weeks or months before moving to streaming (subscription video on-demand, or SVOD). According to Cinema United, the average SVOD window for major theatrical films is 102 days, significantly longer than the potential 45-day window for Netflix.

Exclusive | Justice Department Casts Wide Net on Netflix’s Business Practices in Merger Probe

Per Wall Street Journal reporting, the DOJ is also seeking out information on how Paramount’s proposed acquisition could harm competition in the entertainment industry.

Jon Keegan2/2/26

Report: Meta pouring $65 million into PACs backing pro-AI state candidates

With a pro-tech, pro-AI administration in Washington, DC, Meta has decided the next battlegrounds that it needs to flood with cash are in individual states.

Starting in Meta’s home state of California, the tech giant is pledging $65 million to a pair of super PACs that it created to fund pro-tech and pro-AI candidates at the state level, according to a report from Politico.

Meta has funded the American Technology Excellence Project ($45 million) and Mobilizing Economic Transformation Across (META) California ($20 million) to push back on what it sees as burdensome AI regulations coming from state legislatures.

The META California PAC will support tech-friendly candidates regardless of party.

Meta drops $65 million into super PACs to boost tech-friendly state candidates