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President Donald Trump has once again embarrassed himself with a gaffe, confusing the names of Japan's largest steelmaker and one of the world's largest automobile makers. On Sunday, Trump was questioned about the $14 billion deal between United States Steel and Japan's Nippon Steel,
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US President Donald Trump suffered a embarrassing slip-up on Sunday, when he mistakenly said that Nissan was involved in a partnership with US Steel, instead of Japanese company Nippon Steel. This is not the first time that Trump has confused the two companies, having made the same mistake three times
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US President Donald Trump has expressed his support for the proposed $15 billion deal between US Steel and Nippon Steel, which was initially met with opposition due to national security concerns. The partnership aims to create 70,000 jobs and inject $14 billion into the US economy, with the majority
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief after US President Donald Trump delayed 50% tariffs on the European Union until July 9, giving more time for negotiations. This decision came after Trump's threat to hit EU goods with huge tariffs and smartphone makers with 25% tolls sparked market turmoil.
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US President Donald Trump is anticipated to announce a ceasefire in Gaza within the next few days, as part of a broader deal that includes the release of Israeli detainees held by Hamas. The development comes as Trump revealed on Sunday that he believes he has good news coming from
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President Trump's fresh threat of tariffs on European imports has reignited trade tensions between the United States and Europe, causing stocks to plummet and the global economy to teeter on a precipice. The President's early morning social media post announcing a 50 percent tariff on European
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Harvard University's court win has delayed the Trump administration's plan to bar international students from enrolling at the prestigious institution. The university's court complaint argued that the Department of Homeland Security's move would cause "irreparable injury" to its existing 7,
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President Trump met with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday, presenting images and videos he claimed were evidence of genocide against white South African farmers. However, fact-checking has debunked these claims, showing that the images were taken from other conflicts, including the Democratic Republic of Congo. Trump's
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The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has faced significant backlash from Western leaders, including Britain, Canada, and France, over his handling of the Gaza conflict. In a scathing attack, Netanyahu accused the leaders of emboldening Hamas, but his arguments were deemed "beneath contempt" by critics. The diplomatic fallout
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India has invested billions of dollars in teaming up with the US against China, hoping to lure business away from its giant neighbor. But after President Trump changed his tactics with China, hitting India with a 26 percent tariff, things are looking tougher for India and its American business partners.
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The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has revoked Harvard University's certification to host international students, citing allegations of antisemitism and promoting a pro-Hamas narrative through its protest culture and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. This move comes after months of tension between the Trump administration and the
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Seven of the eight rowers on Harvard's men's heavyweight crew team, who recently won the Eastern Sprints title and are preparing for the national championships, list international hometowns on the school's website. The Trump administration's decision to block Harvard from enrolling international
