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Trump Administration Weighs Sanctions on EU Officials Over Tech Law, Threatens Tariffs on Countries With Digital Taxes
The Trump administration is considering sanctioning European Union and member state officials over the bloc's landmark Digital Services Act, escalating tensions with Brussels as Washington also threatens tariffs on countries that impose digital taxes on U.S. technology companies, according to people familiar with the matter. 
The Trump administration is considering sanctioning European Union and member state officials over the bloc's landmark Digital Services Act, escalating tensions with Brussels as Washington also threatens tariffs on countries that impose digital taxes on U.S. technology companies, according to people familiar with the matter. -
ICE Chief Vows to ‘Flood’ Boston After Mayor Wu Defies Trump Sanctuary Order
Federal immigration officials vowed this week to intensify enforcement in Boston after Mayor Michelle Wu rejected Attorney General Pam Bondi's ultimatum to dismantle sanctuary protections, escalating a clash between city hall and Washington over immigration policy. 
Federal immigration officials vowed this week to intensify enforcement in Boston after Mayor Michelle Wu rejected Attorney General Pam Bondi's ultimatum to dismantle sanctuary protections, escalating a clash between city hall and Washington over immigration policy. -
Tariffs Squeeze U.S. Firms as 30% Eye Price Hikes Within Six Months
U.S. businesses are signaling that consumer prices are set to rise in the coming months as President Donald Trump's new tariffs push corporate costs higher, ending a period in which companies absorbed the impact to avoid alienating customers. 
U.S. businesses are signaling that consumer prices are set to rise in the coming months as President Donald Trump's new tariffs push corporate costs higher, ending a period in which companies absorbed the impact to avoid alienating customers. -
U.S. Revokes 6,000 Student Visas Amid Trump Crackdown on Protests and Alleged Terror Ties
The U.S. State Department has revoked more than 6,000 student visas this year, according to a senior official, as the Trump administration intensifies its crackdown on international students accused of overstaying visas, committing crimes, or engaging in activities deemed hostile to U.S. interests. 
The U.S. State Department has revoked more than 6,000 student visas this year, according to a senior official, as the Trump administration intensifies its crackdown on international students accused of overstaying visas, committing crimes, or engaging in activities deemed hostile to U.S. interests. -
Texas House Democrats End Walkout, Clearing Path for GOP Redistricting Plan Backed by Trump
The Texas House reconvened Monday with a quorum restored after more than 50 Democratic lawmakers ended a two-week walkout that had blocked Republican efforts to push through a redistricting plan strongly backed by President Donald Trump. 
The Texas House reconvened Monday with a quorum restored after more than 50 Democratic lawmakers ended a two-week walkout that had blocked Republican efforts to push through a redistricting plan strongly backed by President Donald Trump. -
Gavin Newsom Targets Trump With All-Caps Satire, Gains Traction in Democratic Primary Polls
California Governor Gavin Newsom has escalated his battle with President Donald Trump into a full-fledged meme war, adopting the president's bombastic online style to counter Republican redistricting efforts and raise his own national profile. 
California Governor Gavin Newsom has escalated his battle with President Donald Trump into a full-fledged meme war, adopting the president's bombastic online style to counter Republican redistricting efforts and raise his own national profile. -
Clinton Says She’d Nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize if He Secures Ukraine-Russia Deal Without Territorial Concessions
President Donald Trump received an unlikely nod Friday from former political rival Hillary Clinton, who said she would nominate him for a Nobel Peace Prize if he can negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine that does not require Kyiv to cede territory to Russia. 
President Donald Trump received an unlikely nod Friday from former political rival Hillary Clinton, who said she would nominate him for a Nobel Peace Prize if he can negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine that does not require Kyiv to cede territory to Russia. -
D.C. Man Charged With Felony for Throwing Sandwich at Federal Agent Amid Trump’s Crime Crackdown
A Washington, D.C., man has been charged with a felony for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal law enforcement officer during President Donald Trump's expanded policing operation in the nation's capital. 
A Washington, D.C., man has been charged with a felony for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a federal law enforcement officer during President Donald Trump's expanded policing operation in the nation's capital. -
Trump Says Gold Imports Will Be Exempt from Tariffs After Market Jolt
President Donald Trump said Monday that gold will be excluded from tariffs, reversing a U.S. Customs and Border Protection ruling that would have subjected bars from Switzerland to a 39% duty. 
President Donald Trump said Monday that gold will be excluded from tariffs, reversing a U.S. Customs and Border Protection ruling that would have subjected bars from Switzerland to a 39% duty. -
U.S. Races to Finalize Plans for High-Stakes Trump-Putin Meeting on Ukraine; Allies Push for Kyiv’s Direct Role
U.S. and Russian officials are racing to finalize details for Friday's summit between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, where the war in Ukraine will top the agenda. As of Monday, the White House had yet to announce a venue, with advance teams from both countries still scouting locations in the state, chosen for its midway point between Washington and Moscow. 
U.S. and Russian officials are racing to finalize details for Friday's summit between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, where the war in Ukraine will top the agenda. As of Monday, the White House had yet to announce a venue, with advance teams from both countries still scouting locations in the state, chosen for its midway point between Washington and Moscow.
