Starting today, new, 15 percent tariffs imposed by the US on $115 billion in consumer staples imported from China will likely hike the prices on Chinese clothing, shoes, toys, toothbrushes, headpho… ...

Nike-backed NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick kneels for social justice in the United States -- as China rounds up Uyghurs (inset) for use in slave labor. Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images; YouTube ...

Them telling me to take my shoes off went against my First Amendment rights. I said I would not take them off. I didn’t care if I got banned or fined," Freedom told The Post.

For example, Under Armour, also a signatory on the letter, gets about 18% of its products from China — down from 46% in 2013, and its goal is to cut it to 7% by 2023, according to Bloomberg.

Some 3,800 products the U.S. imports from China, worth a total of more than $300 billion, could soon face tariffs of 25%. The items include a range of common consumer goods, including iPhones, TVs ...

China makes almost 70% of the shoes imported into the U.S. — according to data from the U.S. Commerce Department, Chinese manufacturers sent 1.7 billion pairs of shoes to America in 2018.

April 10, 2023 How China’s Luxury Shoe Industry Made It to Savile Row After a few years of trial and error, a number of the nation's hand-made brands are starting to gain a global following.