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The Daily BeastTrudeau Caught on Hot Mic Revealing Trump’s Plans for Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told business leaders that U.S. President Donald Trump’s interest in annexing Canada was a very real plan aimed at controlling the country’s vast mineral resources. Trudeau was caught on a hot mic giving his assessment of Trump’s threat to take control of America’s northern neighbor. “I suggest that not only does the Trump administration know how many critical minerals we have but that may be even why they keep talking about absorbing us and making us the 5
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Lawmaker Quits DOGE Caucus Live On TV With ‘Dynamite’ Slam Of Elon Musk
Democratic Rep. Val Hoyle condemned Donald Trump's billionaire buddy with an explosive metaphor.
- The Independent
Trump signs order prioritizing US ‘resettlement’ of white South Africans over ‘discrimination’
Trump also shut down all South African aid, much of which is used to battle AIDS and HIV
- The Telegraph
Trump: I won’t deport Prince Harry – he’s got enough problems with Meghan
Donald Trump has ruled out deporting the Duke of Sussex from the US, claiming the royal has “enough problems with his wife”, Meghan, whom he said was “terrible”.
- The Telegraph
Liz Kendall forced to shelve £3bn benefits cut plan
Liz Kendall has shelved plans to cut £3 billion from the welfare bill, it has emerged.
- The Daily Beast
How a Trans Lawmaker Fired Back After Being Misgendered by a Trump Ally on House Floor
A President Donald Trump loyalist misgendered Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Del.), who is a transgender woman, on the House floor. While presiding over the House on Thursday, Rep. Mary Miller (R-Ill.) introduced McBride as “the gentleman from Delaware, Mr. McBride.” Rather than take the bait, however, she opted to eviscerate the Trump administration from a policy standpoint.
- The Telegraph
Trump tax cuts threaten to cost UK £18bn as companies flee to America
Donald Trump’s tax plans could blow an £18 billion hole in the British economy, new analysis shows.
- The Independent
Robert De Niro on why he’s ‘not despairing’ over Trump’s presidency
‘Taxi Driver’ actor has been a fierce longtime critic of the president
- The Independent
Pete Hegseth rips former Fox News colleague and calls out ‘fake news’ for her sharing of factual information
Hegseth has asked for more than $130,000 to repair a government-furnished home, $49,000 of which is for an ‘emergency’ paint job
- The Telegraph
‘Labour reported me for racial hatred after Southport – a court cleared me in less than 20 minutes’
As a young Royal Marine, Jamie Michael served in the Iraq War and two tours as a peacekeeper in Sierra Leone.
- Euronews
Poland will not implement Migration Pact, Donald Tusk tells Ursula von der Leyen
Donald Tusk has once again criticised the Pact on Migration and Asylum and doubled down on his refusal to comply with the legislation.View on euronews
- The Daily Beast
Trump Voters Angry at ‘Chaos’: ‘Not What We Signed Up For’
The Wall Street Journal reports that the consumer confidence that accompanied President Donald Trump’s entry into office has eroded. The University of Michigan’s February report on consumer sentiment found that it fell by 5 percent, from 71.1 percent in January to 67.8 percent this month. Americans now expect inflation this year will be 4.3 percent, a 1 percent increase from last month. Morning Consult also found that consumer optimism is quickly fading. Consumers are worried about volatile deci
- The Telegraph
Rupert Lowe: ‘The young are turning to Reform because baby boomers have had it so good’
Not many MPs would cite the man behind the only execution of an English king as their hero, let alone one accused of genocide, but Rupert Lowe believes the nation owes a huge debt to Oliver Cromwell.
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Trump says he will announce reciprocal tariffs on many countries next week
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump said on Friday he plans to announce reciprocal tariffs on many countries by Monday or Tuesday of next week, a major escalation of his offensive to tear up and reshape global trade relationships in the U.S.' favor. Trump did not identify which countries would be hit but suggested it would be a broad effort that could also help solve U.S. budget problems. "I'll be announcing that, next week, reciprocal trade, so that we're treated evenly with other countries," Trump said.
- The Independent
Ukraine-Russia war latest: North Korean army supports ‘just cause’ of Putin’s war, Kim Jong Un says
Next week, Donald Trump is likely to meet Mr Zelensky to discuss Ukraine's war
- The Daily Beast
Trump Reveals Melania’s Reaction to Musk’s ‘Straight Man’ Love Confession
Donald Trump suggested the First Lady was willing to share him after Elon Musk declared his “straight man” love for the president on Friday. While apparently taking a break from his bid to remake the federal government, the tech billionaire confessed on X, “I love @realDonaldTrump as much as a straight man can love another man.” The amorous outburst has been viewed more than 35 million times (and counting).
- The Independent
Voices: Should Rachel Reeves pay for her mishandling of the economy?
COMMENT: Despite her audacious tax raids, an absence of ‘growth, growth, growth’ and, now, the prospect of stagflation, the chancellor cannot be blamed for everything that’s going wrong with Britain’s finances, says Sean O’Grady
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‘Exorbitant council tax is driving us out of our home’
Primary school teacher, Louise Eatock, has lived in her three-bedroom home in Newmarket, Suffolk, for 22 years. It is the same property where she raised her two adult daughters and is filled with happy memories.
- Evening Standard
Angela Rayner was 'escorted out of Grenfell meeting' amid shock and anger at demolition announcement
Families of victims have criticised Government decision - but feelings about the move in the wider community are more mixed
- The Independent
Nigel Farage is the biggest reason voters would not back Reform, new poll suggests
Nigel Farage comes out as the biggest turn off for voters considering Reform in an Opinium poll but it also provides painful results for Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch