Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba met with President Donald Trump on Friday, as Trump cordially requested that Japan close its $68 billion trade deficit with the United States.
Read More Japanese Prime Minister Meets Trump to Discuss Trade, Announces U.S. Investment
The 47th president on Thursday revealed how his proposed U.S. takeover of Gaza would happen, maintaining that it wouldn’t require any U.S. military personnel and that he would ensure “stability for the region would reign.”
Read More Trump Outlines Plan For U.S. To Take Over Gaza
President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have announced a temporary deal to halt the imposition of 25% tariffs on each other’s imports for 30 days while a final border security pact gets hashed out.
Read More Canada Suspends U.S. Tariffs For 30 Days After Trudeau’s Call With Trump
Both China and Canada have recently come out and denounced President Donald Trump’s tariffs, vowing to enact retaliatory measures.
Read More Trudeau Responds To Trump’s Tariffs, Enacting 25% Tariffs On $155 Billion In American Goods, China Vows ‘Countermeasures’
Marion Bowman Jr., who was found guilty of fatally shooting and setting a 21-year-old woman on fire in 2001, is set to become the first person executed in the U.S. in the new year on Friday — with his execution taking place in South Carolina.
Read More South Carolina: Convicted Murderer Marion Bowman Jr. To Be Executed In First U.S. Execution Of 2025
CBS News staffers have expressed their outrage over the network’s parent company’s intentions of reaching a settlement in the $10 billion lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump regarding a previous “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris.
Read More CBS Staffers Outraged As Network Prepares For Settlement In Trump’s $10B Lawsuit Against Parent Company