Senior officials within President Donald Trump‘s administration announced four new “framework” trade agreements with Argentina, El Salvador, Ecuador, and Guatemala on Thursday. Each nation faced a reciprocal tariff rate of 15% for Ecuador and 10% for Argentina, Guatemala, and El Salvador, which will continue, as Trump renegotiates trade deals with most U.S. trade partners. The […]

The BBC issued an apology to President Donald Trump on Thursday over the network’s alleged deceptive editing of Trump’s speech on Jan. 6, 2021, while contesting Trump’s basis for a defamation claim over the matter. Trump threatened to file a $1 billion lawsuit against the network over the edit of his speech, with his lawyers […]

Many lawmakers are very upset with a provision in the federal funding bill they passed and intend to remove it, noted Washington Examiner congressional reporter Lauren Green. The provision, slipped into the Senate’s version of the funding bill, would allow senators to sue the government for accessing their data without their knowledge, receiving at least $500,000 for each […]

The Biden administration’s Jan. 6 surveillance of GOP senators has quickly become a cross-chamber dispute after House Republicans were taken aback by “last-minute” language inserted into the Senate‘s shutdown-ending funding bill. House Republicans became aware of the provision, which allows senators to sue the federal government for surveilling them without their knowledge, as the lower […]