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Michael Cohen says government investigators are examining beforehand undisclosed misconduct identified with Trump
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Michael Cohen says government investigators are examining beforehand undisclosed misconduct identified with Trump

Michael Cohen affirmed Wednesday that he knew that already undisclosed misconduct identified with President Donald Trump is under scrutiny by government investigators in Manhattan. Cohen, the president's previous individual legal counselor, declined to uncover subtleties on the issue. Amid a trade with Democratic Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi of Illinois, Cohen said the last time he addressed the president or to somebody speaking to the president was "within two months" of the April 2018 FBI attack on Cohen's home, office and hotel suite. “What did he or his agent communicate to you?” asked Krishnamoorthi. “Unfortunately, this topic is actually something that’s being investigated right now by the Southern District of New York and I’ve been asked by them not to discuss and not t...
‘Death to America’ Trump aims, not the American country, Iran leaders say
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‘Death to America’ Trump aims, not the American country, Iran leaders say

Iranians will recite "Death to America" as long as Washington proceeds with its hostile policies, yet the slogan is directed at President Donald Trump and U.S. leaders, not the American country, Iran's supreme leader said on Friday. “As long as America continues its wickedness, the Iranian nation will not abandon ‘Death to America’,” Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told a gathering of Iranian Air Force officers denoting the 40th anniversary of Iran's Islamic Revolution, as per his official website. Trump hauled out of Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers a year ago and re-forced sanctions on Tehran, dealing a blow to the nation's economy. “‘Death to America’ means death to Trump, (National Security Adviser) John Bolton, and (Secretary of State Mike) Pompeo. It means death to Amer...
‘Trump is having an effect’: NATO head credits president’s extreme talk for $100B support
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‘Trump is having an effect’: NATO head credits president’s extreme talk for $100B support

President Donald Trump "is committed to NATO" and merits credit in acquiring $100 billion more in resistance spending for the coalition, Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, said Sunday. "President Trump has been very clear: He is committed to NATO. He stated that clearly just a few days ago and also at the NATO summit in July," Stoltenberg said on "Fox News Sunday." Stoltenberg's remark remains rather than Democrats who fear Trump needs to haul out of NATO, and some who have communicated concern he could be undermining the military partnership since it benefits Russian President Vladimir Putin. A New York Times report recently said Trump over and again advised helpers he needed to haul out of the coalition. In light of the report,...
Donald Trump Pullout 7,000 U.S. Troops from Afghanistan: Reports
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Donald Trump Pullout 7,000 U.S. Troops from Afghanistan: Reports

A day after President Donald Trump reported American troops were being pulled back from Syria, authorities uncovered that he has likewise requested the Pentagon to haul out a large portion of the U.S. forces in Afghanistan, as indicated by a few media reports. In excess of 7,000 American troops will start to return home inside weeks, a U.S. official revealed to The Wall Street Journal, which was the first to cover the Afghanistan pullout. Trump's point is to in the end pull back each of the 14,000 troops in Afghanistan throughout the following a while, the Journal revealed. The majority of the troops are a piece of a NATO-led mission to prepare, prompt and help Afghan powers. The Decision on Afghanistan was made Tuesday, that day Trump issued a request to pull every one of the 2,0...
Canada Might Target U.S Pharmaceutical Industry to Retaliate against Tariffs
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Canada Might Target U.S Pharmaceutical Industry to Retaliate against Tariffs

Professor Amir Attaran who is biomedical scientist and a law professor at Ottawa University. Three months down the line arguably signed Canada magazine MacLean’s. His argument points as it was listed that are some Canada nationals who are holding official government positions wants to evacuate the patents of united states drug manufactures, as retaliation of taxes imposed Donald Trump. In consideration to resurfacing of that discussion, Attaran stance has remained unchanged as he had stated previously and that he won’t disclose any of government officials he claims that are considered to target America's pharmaceutical industry that has raised several questions. President trump imposition of trade tariffs against Canada has raised some suspicion from some industries taking hits, most...
Will Trump Succeed in Slapping Tariffs on Foreign Steel? Critics Don’t Think So
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Will Trump Succeed in Slapping Tariffs on Foreign Steel? Critics Don’t Think So

US President Donald Trump has slapped tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum in his supposed bid to protect jobs in the American steel industry – something that many presidents before have tried. Critics, however, is doubtful on until when Trump will hold all these together. “Steel has long been a politically sensitive issue, especially since much of the production takes place in swing states such as Pennsylvania. Pro-union Democrats have pushed for tariffs and other restrictions for years — many quietly support Trump’s move — and it’s one of the few industries that Republican presidents have singled out for protection,” said Market Watch. In an article, Market Realist said tariffs “will not solve the challeges facing the aluminum industry” as the US still needs to importat at leas...