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  • Trump Says China Will ‘Eat the Tariffs' as China Warns It 'Won’t Kneel' in Trade Standoff
    TRADE TALKS
    President Donald Trump on Monday defended his administration's sweeping new tariffs on Chinese imports, dismissing warnings of consumer cost increases and suggesting that Beijing would absorb the impact. In a sharp response, China released a confrontational video accusing the U.S. of global economic bullying and vowing not to yield under pressure.
  • Kamala Harris Mocked Ahead of $25 Streamed Speech Marking Political Comeback
    Kamala Harris
    Former Vice President Kamala Harris is set to deliver her most significant public speech since losing the 2024 presidential race to Donald Trump, but her return to the national stage is already drawing widespread mockery.
  • Trump to Target Sanctuary Cities with Fresh Executive Orders on Immigration Crackdown
    President Donald Trump
    President Donald Trump is set to sign two executive orders aimed at highlighting and punishing so-called sanctuary jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, the White House said Monday, escalating a legal and political battle already raging in federal courts.
  • Trump Says Zelensky May Concede Crimea to Russia, Pushes Putin to Halt Attacks
    Trump Warns Putin Against Escalating Ukraine War in Post-Election Call; President-Elect’s Transition Team Issues Response
    President Donald Trump said Sunday he believes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is prepared to concede Crimea to Russia as part of a peace deal, as negotiations to end the three-year war enter what U.S. officials called a critical phase.
  • Axios Reporter Slams Biden White House, Media for 'Cover-Up' of President’s Cognitive Decline
    PRESSURE
    Axios reporter Alex Thompson delivered a sharp critique of the Biden administration and the media establishment at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday, accusing both of covering up President Joe Biden's mental decline and undermining public trust in journalism.
  • Trump's Blue Suit at Pope Francis' Funeral Draws Scrutiny
    Melania Trump, Donald Trump
    At Pope Francis' funeral in Vatican City, Melania Trump honored Catholic tradition by wearing a black lace mantilla and long-sleeved dress, while President Donald Trump drew attention for arriving in a blue suit, deviating from Vatican dress protocol. Political commentators weighed in as Prince William and Joe Biden also diverged from the expected black attire. The Trumps’ front-row seating and Zelenskyy’s informal outfit further fueled discussions about protocol and respect at the solemn global event.
  • Trump Warns Putin May Need to Be ‘Dealt With Differently'
    Slave and master?
    President Donald Trump issued a public warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday, suggesting that the Kremlin leader may no longer be serious about ending the war in Ukraine. The remarks came hours after Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at St. Peter's Basilica during the funeral of Pope Francis.
  • Trump and Zelensky Meet Privately at Vatican as Ukraine Peace Push Intensifies
    ‘No Angel’: Trump Takes Aim at Zelensky, Criticizes Biden’s Ukraine Policies
    President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met privately inside St. Peter's Basilica minutes before the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday, engaging in hastily arranged war talks as the White House ramps up efforts to broker a peace deal in Ukraine.
  • Trump Administration Reinstates Visa Records for International Students After Legal Backlash
    Donald Trump
    The Trump administration on Friday reversed the termination of visa records for over 1,200 international students after weeks of mounting legal pressure and judicial rebuke over what courts described as a legally dubious crackdown. The Department of Justice announced in federal court that Immigration and Customs Enforcement would reactivate student visa records that had been summarily deleted from the federal SEVIS tracking system based on minor or dismissed infractions.
  • George Santos Sentenced to Over 7 Years in Prison for Fraud, Ordered to Repay $373,000
    Ex-Rep. George Santos Expected to Plead Guilty in Federal Fraud Case
    Former Rep. George Santos was sentenced Friday to 87 months in prison on federal fraud and identity theft charges, marking a staggering downfall for the New York Republican whose fabrications and financial misconduct upended Capitol Hill and national politics. U.S. District Judge Joanna Seybert ordered Santos to surrender by July 25 and pay nearly $374,000 in restitution to his victims.
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