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US midterm elections 2026: Iowa’s 3rd District tests whether Democrats can win back Trump voters again
Iowa 3rd District election 2026: Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District has become a closely watched House race, with Republican Zach Nunn facing Democrat Sarah Trone Garriott in a seat Donald Trump carried narrowly in 2024. Healthcare, tariffs, taxes and Trump’s tax-and-spending law are central to the contest, which could help determine control of the House.
Trump says oil, gas and mineral exploration in Greenland is set to begin. It's not that simple
Donald Trump announced the beginning of exploration for oil and gas in Greenland which may alleviate energy concerns. Despite Trump's optimistic statements, resource extraction in Greenland has faced numerous challenges over the years. An agreement with Denmark and Greenland was signed to enhance Arctic security but lacks exploration rights. Legislators in Greenland have expressed environmental concerns over potential new permits for oil extraction.
Trump sticks with tariffs even as US voters turn against them before the midterms
US President Donald Trump's tariff policies are facing growing economic and political challenges ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, with a majority of Americans reportedly opposing his latest import duties. While the White House argues that tariffs will boost domestic manufacturing, trade experts warn that higher costs are being passed on to US businesses and consumers. The policy has also fuelled trade disputes with major partners, including the European Union, India, Canada and Mexico.
India has the hair, China has the wigs: Inside a $940 million trade
Indian hair has emerged as a sought-after commodity on the international stage, prized for its vibrant hues and high quality. Yet, the country is encountering significant challenges due to the smuggling of raw hair to China, creating a shortage. The market for processed hair, essential for wigs and extensions, remains limited in India.
Trump says CNN, MSNBC's refusal to cover Xi's arrival at White House shows how 'fake news they are'
US President Donald Trump has publicly criticized CNN and MSNBC for their lack of coverage regarding Xi Jinping's visit. He accused the networks of avoiding a major event to prevent giving him credit for it. Trump's statements were made on Truth Social, where he expressed satisfaction with the success of the dinner event. A federal judge previously ordered the restoration of White House access for certain media organizations.
Trump lays out the pomp for Xi but says little about the significant tensions in US-China relations
Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met for important discussions regarding trade relations and artificial intelligence advancements. Both leaders emphasized maintaining healthy competition to avoid conflict, especially concerning Taiwan. Discussions also touched upon the ongoing war in Iran and China's role in the peace process. The two sides agreed to extend a trade truce while processing trade disagreements.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for stronger China-US ties after Trump meet
Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed gratitude to US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump for their hospitality. During a state dinner, Xi highlighted the need for nurturing the friendship between China and the United States. He recalled Trump’s visit to China earlier in the year and the agreements made between the two leaders. Together, they looked to strengthen their bilateral relations moving forward.
Elon Musk praises Xi Jinping as great leader in interview with Chinese state television
During an interview with Chinese state television network CCTV, Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk hailed Chinese President Xi Jinping as a "great leader." Musk highlighted the progress he saw in China, which he attributed to Xi's governance. The American enterpreneur also commented on his team working at Tesla's Shanghai plant, noting them to be "talented, hardworking and trustworthy" and called the factory a "gem."
Saptadhara is a wishlist that Indian govt needs to convert into a blueprint: Swaminathan Aiyar
Prime Minister Modi's Saptadhara initiative outlines seven development streams for India. This plan reiterates existing goals without detailing necessary reforms for faster growth. India's current growth rate is strong but insufficient for high-income status by 2047. Job creation remains a significant challenge for the educated and impatient young population. Political hurdles prevent the implementation of radical reforms needed for true progress.
'Ours will be the greatest of them all': Trump praises India Gate as he plans triumphal arch in Washington
US President Donald Trump shared a photo of India Gate, envisioning a grand arch in Washington. He also claimed India will now buy oil from Venezuela instead of Iran, a move he welcomed. This comes as the US maintains sanctions on both Iran and Venezuela, urging other nations to comply.
Trump to visit China in April; Xi to travel US at year-end as Bessent forecasts 4 meetings in 2026
President Donald Trump announced plans to visit China in April, with Chinese President Xi Jinping expected in the U.S. by late 2026. This follows Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's suggestion of up to four meetings between the leaders this year, noting improved U.S.-China ties and increased soybean purchases.
Trump to host G20 at his own Miami golf resort, says would welcome Putin & Xi
President Trump announced plans to host the 2026 G20 summit at his Doral resort in Miami, emphasizing its prime location and beauty. Despite past criticism of potential conflicts of interest, Trump insists the event will not be for profit.
Trump says China should have mentioned US during 'beautiful ceremony'
President Trump expressed that the U.S. should have been acknowledged during China's WWII anniversary ceremony, despite his friendly relationship with President Xi. Xi Jinping showcased the event with leaders like Putin and Kim Jong Un, amid U.S.-China tensions over trade and security. Trump also mentioned on social media that foreign leaders meeting in Beijing might be conspiring against the U.S.
US colleges would go to hell without Chinese students: Donald Trump
Reacting to Trump's remarks, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun told a media briefing in Beijing that China "hopes that the US will act on President Trump's commitment to welcoming Chinese students... (and) stop groundlessly harassing, interrogating or repatriating them, and earnestly protect their legitimate and lawful rights and interests".
Shocking tariff list: Trump to hit these countries with 70% duties — even longtime US allies aren’t spared
US President Donald Trump is set to impose steep tariffs, potentially up to 70%, on several major trade partners. Letters outlining the new tariff rates will be sent to about a dozen countries, with most taking effect on August 1. While the specific nations remain undisclosed, Trump has previously criticized the EU and Japan for trade imbalances.
After Trump’s deportation threat, Musk gets love from China, backs Tesla CEO’s bold move to start his own party
Elon Musk's suggestion of forming the 'American Party' amid a feud with Donald Trump over a massive spending bill has garnered unexpected support from Chinese social media users. The hashtag #MuskWantsToBuildAnAmericaParty is trending on Weibo, with users praising Musk's stance against Trump's policies and expressing optimism about his potential impact on politics.
Loud but losing: The silent collapse of Trump’s second presidency
Donald Trump's second term faces significant headwinds as legal challenges mount and foreign policy initiatives falter. Allies are rebuffing his assertions, and adversaries remain resistant to his strategies. The departure of key allies like Elon Musk further undermines his administration's credibility. Trump's disruptive approach struggles against institutional checks and global realities, leading to isolation and ineffectiveness.
'Most beautiful': Trump says 'tariff' is his fifth most favourite word. What are the four others?
Donald Trump at a White House press brief said that tariff is the most beautiful word in the dictionary. He said he loves the word tariff which is fifth most favourite word. He said in terms of economic development, 'tariff' is the most beautiful word in the English dictionary. What are the other favourite words of Trump?
US-China confrontation overshadows Trump's 'beautiful' trade war
President Trump declared victory over Europe in the tariff war but acknowledged costs from the trade offensive against China, despite market plunges. The EU has paused retaliatory tariffs, while China has retaliated with levies of 84 percent on US imports. The EU welcomed the US president's partial row-back on his original threat to impose 20 percent tariffs against the bloc.
'NO INFLATION': Trump stands firm on 'beautiful' tariff plan amid market rout, says US bringing billions of dollars
US President Donald Trump on Monday called on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates and doubled down on his criticism of China and nations who have imposed tariffs on US imports. “There is NO INFLATION," Trump wrote, while claiming that the US economy was pulling in “Billions of Dollars a week" from tariffs imposed on what he described as “abusing countries," particularly China.
Tariffs are ‘very beautiful,’ says Donald Trump, even as global markets spiral
Donald Trump defended his sweeping tariffs on global imports, calling them a “beautiful thing” amid deepening fears of recession and market chaos. The US president imposed new duties on over 57 trading partners, citing ballooning trade deficits. His remarks come as global stocks plummet and major economies respond with retaliatory measures. Despite warnings from economists and central bankers, Trump doubled down, claiming the tariffs would supercharge the US economy and force a reset of global trade rules in America's favour.
Trump says tariffs will stay until trade deficit disappears
President Donald Trump stated that tariffs on imports will remain unless trade deficits with countries like China and the European Union are resolved. He emphasized that the tariffs are beneficial for the U.S. economy and mentioned that numerous countries are negotiating to avoid these tariffs.
"Massive financial deficits with China, EU can only be cured with tariffs": Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump defends implementing reciprocal tariffs to address trade imbalances with China and the European Union, criticizing the surplus under Joe Biden. In April, Trump announced tariffs ranging from 10% to 46% on various countries, including a 26% tariff on Indian exports. He emphasizes that tariffs are bringing significant revenue to the US.
China files complaint with WTO against US tariffs
Beijing has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization against the US after President Trump imposed increased tariffs on Chinese goods. In retaliation, China announced additional duties on American agricultural imports. Both nations have cited violations of trade cooperation terms as the trade conflict escalates.
Taiwan says will help firms leave China to avoid Donald Trump tariffs
Taiwan's economic ministry announced plans to assist Taiwanese companies in relocating their China-based production plants back to Taiwan if President Trump follows through with his proposed 60% tariff on Chinese imports. This initiative aims to protect Taiwanese businesses from potential economic repercussions.
Donald Trump says Chinese President Xi Jinping wrote beautiful note following assassination attempt
Former US president Donald Trump mentioned at an election rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan that Chinese President Xi Jinping sent him a heartfelt note after a failed assassination attempt, where Trump was shot in the ear but miraculously survived. Trump expressed gratitude for the supportive notes received from various world leaders. He emphasised his strong stance on China and his plans to prioritise American manufacturing upon returning to the White House.
China goes online to mock 'beautiful sight' of US Capitol chaos
The latter saw hardcore Trump fans invade the US Capitol to protest the election defeat, taking selfies, scuffling with security and ransacking parts of the building.
It's 'China virus', not coronavirus which sounds like 'beautiful place' in Italy: Trump
Describing the November 3 election as a "matter of economic survival", Trump said that the country was doing great on economic front before the plague was unleashed on the United States, and blamed China for it.
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