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- 1US and China agree to cut tariffs on $30 billion in goodsβBREAKING: The US and China have reached a trade deal to lower tariffs on $30 billion worth of "non-sensitive goods" afte
The United States and China have reached a trade agreement to lower tariffs on roughly $30 billion worth of goods described as non-sensitive, following a meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping this week. The deal is expected to reduce prices on consumer products such as small appliances, toys and holiday items. Analysts say it marks a step toward easing tensions between the world's two largest economies, though the scope is limited to goods both sides consider low-stakes.
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Donald Trump has turned down a seven-day plan put forward by Iran, declining the timetable offered amid ongoing tensions between the two countries. The rejection keeps pressure on negotiations, and reactions online are debating what the refusal means for diplomacy and the risk of further escalation between Washington and Tehran.
- 3Trump lashes out as his power wanesββThe weaker he gets, the more dangerous he getsβ: Trump lashes out as his power wanes
Donald Trump is facing declining approval ratings and growing distance from some Republicans, even as he seeks to project strength on the world stage at the UN. Commentators warn that 'the weaker he gets, the more dangerous he gets', arguing his lash-outs signal a leader under pressure trying to dominate as his political grip loosens.
- 4Editorial Series Accuses Trump of Profiting from OfficeβThe Art of the Steal: How Donald Trump has been lining his pockets | Editorial series
The Philadelphia Inquirer has launched an editorial series titled 'The Art of the Steal', examining how Donald Trump has been enriching himself and his family through his political position. The series argues that Trump has used the presidency to line his own pockets, adding to ongoing scrutiny of his business dealings and potential conflicts of interest while he remains a dominant figure in American politics.
- 5House Democrat Files 26 Articles Of Impeachment Against TrumpβDonald Trump Hit With 26 Articles Of Impeachment
A House Democrat has introduced 26 articles of impeachment against Donald Trump, alleging sweeping abuses of power across his second presidency. The broad filing covers a wide range of alleged misconduct rather than a single charge, though with Republicans controlling the House it is seen as largely symbolic. The move has drawn wide attention online, with commentators debating whether it signals serious momentum or political theatre.
- 6Commentator Hails Trump's Greenland Agreement as 'Art of the Deal'βJosh Hammer: Trumpβs Greenland agreement is the βArt of the Dealβ in action
Commentator Josh Hammer praised Donald Trump's agreement concerning Greenland, calling it the 'Art of the Deal' in action, a reference to Trump's 1987 book. The deal advances Trump's long-standing interest in securing US influence over the Danish territory, an idea he first floated during his first presidency.
- 7Trump approval hits second-term low in NBC News pollβPresident Donald Trump's approval rating dropped in a new NBC News poll, and more voters criticized his handling of the
A new NBC News poll shows President Donald Trump's approval rating falling to 41% among registered voters, the lowest of his second term, with 55% disapproving. More voters also criticized his handling of the economy, a concern landing as the closely watched midterm elections approach.
- 8SNL Skewers Trump-Mamdani 'Bromance' in New Sketchβ'SNL' spoofs Trump and Mamdani bromance, skewers Natalie Harp
Saturday Night Live aired a comedy sketch parodying the reported friendly rapport between Donald Trump and New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, an unlikely pairing given their political differences. The episode also mocked Natalie Harp, a Trump aide known for her on-camera flattery of the president. The bit played on the widely noted warmth between the two men following their recent White House meeting.
- 9Trump's media clashes and health and education spending cuts dominate political debateβPolitics chat: Trump vs the media; rolling back health and education spending
NPR is hosting a politics discussion focused on Donald Trump's ongoing conflicts with the media and his administration's moves to roll back federal health and education spending. The conversation reflects wider debate over press freedom and the impact of proposed budget reductions on public services, health programmes and schools across the United States.
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Fresh polling on Donald Trump's approval rating is drawing widespread attention, with commentators across the political spectrum reacting to the numbers. Supporters and critics are debating what the figures mean for his standing and the broader political landscape.
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Natalie Harp, a longtime aide to Donald Trump known for carrying a portable printer to feed him favorable articles, is drawing fresh attention online, where critics are scrutinizing her role in his inner circle and mocking her devoted style of assistance. Supporters view her loyalty as an asset; detractors frame it as an example of Trump's reliance on personal flattery over institutional staff.
- 12Trump's home county pauses data center projects over costsβTrump's home county hits pause on data centers over environment and electric bill concerns
Officials in Palm Beach County, Florida, Donald Trump's home county, have voted to impose a temporary halt on new data center development. The pause reflects concerns about the environmental impact of the facilities and the strain they could place on local electricity supplies and residents' power bills. The decision highlights growing pushback across the United States against the rapid expansion of energy-hungry data centers.
- 13Trump's home county pauses data centers over power and environmentβTrumpβs home county hits pause on data centers over environment and electric bill concerns
Palm Beach County, Florida, Donald Trump's home county, has imposed a pause on new data center projects, citing environmental concerns and worries about rising electric bills for local residents. The moratorium reflects growing pushback in the United States against the rapid expansion of energy-hungry data centers, which critics say strain power grids and drive up household utility costs.