'Kiss my ass,' Ford tells Trump as he readies to speak in Hamilton amid Canada-U.S. trade war

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Few brands symbolize American freedom and rebellion quite like Harley-Davidson. The 123-year-old company is headquartered in Milwaukee and operates its largest U.S. manufacturing plant in York, Pennsylvania. Amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s global tariff campaign — aimed at reshoring production to American shores — Harley-Davidson announced in June that it would return production of some products from Thailand to U.S. facilities. That announcement came before the U.S. administration announced the Section 301 and Section 338 tariffs, and before Ottawa unveiled its...