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Check Your Fact on MSNFACT CHECK: Viral X Image Does Not Show Authentic Truth Social Post From Trump About ‘Ending Tariffs’A viral image shared on X purports to show a recent TRUTH Social post from President Donald Trump about “ending tariffs.” Verdict: False The image was posted on X by a self-described news and meme account.
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The National Interest on MSNHow Donald Trump Can Beat Europe’s Tech RegulationsIf there is one bright spot in Trump’s cacophony of trade threats, it is that the conversation on how to improve the global regulatory space for the average consumer has been recalibrated.
Newsweek has created a map showing the European nations where governments and companies have rejected a U.S. directive applying President Donald Trump 's rollback of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies to American federal contractors abroad. France, Belgium and Spain are leading the pushback.
By Gram Slattery, John Irish and Daphne Psaledakis WASHINGTON/PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. officials have told European allies they want them to keep buying American-made arms, amid recent moves by the European Union to limit U.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly asking President Donald Trump to help his company as it faces a lawsuit in EuropeSince Trump was re-elected in November, Zuckerberg has warmed to the president,
We do not necessarily want to retaliate, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was quoted by Bloomberg on Tuesday, hours before the likely announcement of reciprocal tariff by Trump, whic
The American public and U.S. trading partners are waiting for President Trump’s new set of tariffs, a plan he says is finalized and will be revealed on Wednesday. Trump's first two months back in office have seen him implement tariffs on countries like Canada and Mexico,
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Trump's volatility increases Brussels' caution in the trade war: "It can change everything from one day to the next"The EU expects numerous tariff announcements from Trump this week, but the strategy is clear: wait to have the full picture and then strike "forcefully.". "Calm" and "caution" are probably the most repeated words in the European Union when asked about Brussels' response to the trade challenge posed by U.