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Trump Extends Import Charges to European Union and Mexico, Hitting Both With 30 Percent Rate From August 1
Letters went to 23 other American trading partners this week, including Canada, Japan and Brazil, setting blanket tariff rates ranging from 20 percent to 50 percent.
Former Police Chief, Lieutenant Governor Join Forces To Ward Off a Mamdani Win
Calling itself SaveNYC, the new independent expenditure group vows to match the Democratic Socialist’s expansive ground game.
GOP Senator Subpoenas FBI Demanding Full Details of Trump Assassination Attempt
Senator Ron Johnson accuses the FBI and Department of Justice of withholding key information despite his repeated requests.
President Trump Renews Feud With Rosie O’Donnell With Threat to Revoke Her Citizenship
Aviation Expert Calls Air India Crash Report Findings ‘Absolutely Bizarre’
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
Early Heroes of the War for Independence Remind That 1775 Was a Good Year for a Little Revolution
Democrats’ Fears of Fading Influence Spark Intensification of Liberal Hysteria Against Trump
Trump’s Push for a ‘Golden Dome’ Can Avoid the Missteps That Hampered Launch of Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative
Is Taiwan Preparing for the Wrong Kind of War as Communist China’s Threat of ‘Reunification’ Looms?
National
Success of Trump Border Shutdown Leads to Surging Support for Legal Immigration: Gallup
The percentage of Republicans wanting to see legal immigration levels reduced has fallen by 40 points since last year, the pollster reports.
Conor McGregor Says Proposed White House UFC Card Could Draw Him Out of Retirement
The former champion tells the New York Sun he will be part of the event ‘God willing.’
Anticipating a Mamdani Mayoralty, New York City Officials Soften Opposition to Anti-Zionist Community Garden
‘The Democratic nomination, I understand, is casting a very, very wide shadow over this case,’ a lawyer close to the case says.
OnlyFans Crackdown in Sweden Could Be a Template for Porn Opponents in America
A new law in Sweden criminalizes purchasing sexual acts online.
Inside the Autism Debate: What We Know, What We Don’t, and Why It’s Back in the Spotlight
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s promises about the disorder are stirring hope and apprehension.
‘How Do You Give Condolences?’ Trump Visits With Flood Victim Families in Texas
‘They’ve been devastated,’ the president says of the families that suffered deaths.
Foreign
Hamas’s Demand That UN Handle All Humanitarian Aid to Gaza a Stumbling Block as Cease-Fire Talks Heat Up
While UN and European officials hope that a cease-fire deal would help ease suffering among the Strip’s population, Israelis worry that as in the past, aid confiscation will help Hamas to resurge militarily.
In Cuba, Communist China Trades Places With Russia
Costly Ukraine war forces Russia to retrench — in Cuba and elsewhere.
Iranian Clerics Offer 100 Billion Tomans to Whoever Can Kill Trump
A website in the Islamic Republic also claims to have raised $40 million to reward any prospective killer.
French Court Makes Brigitte Macron Fair Game for Conspiracy Theorists’ Outlandish Claims
The first lady is left fuming after the court sides with two YouTubers who claimed she was born a boy.
Iranians See Israel as Being Behind a Mysterious Tehran Explosion at High-Rise That Houses Elite Islamic Republic Officials
Israel, which is not taking credit for the Thursday explosion, is known to have used targeted killings, including of nuclear scientists, raising questions about the strategy’s legitimacy.
Trump Slams Brazil With 50 Percent Tariff, Demanding the Country Drop Charges Against Bolsonaro for Purported Plot To Kill Rival
The right-wing former president and dozens of others are on trial for allegedly trying to steal the most recent election and assassinate President da Silva.
Politics
California State University, Los Angeles Lets Professors Move Classes Online Over Fears of ICE Raids
The move follows the Archdiocese of San Bernardino releasing Catholics from the obligation to attend Mass if they are concerned about being deported.
Musk Is Gone but DOGE Lives on — In a New Way
The tech billionaire’s departure and staffing shakeups raise doubts, but the unusual cost-cutting effort may now be institutionalized.
Trump Calls Bolsonaro ‘Honest’ as His Tariff Threat Hangs Over Brazil’s Current President
‘I know the honest ones and I know the crooked ones,’ the president says.
Local SWAT Member Speaks Out, Claims He Stopped Would-Be Trump Assassin
Aaron Zaliponi is ‘110 percent’ certain his shot hit the shooter’s rifle at the Butler, Pennsylvania, campaign rally a year ago.
Ken Paxton’s Wife, Angela Paxton, Files for Divorce on ‘Biblical Grounds’ After ‘Recent Discoveries’
‘What Ken Paxton has put his family through is truly repulsive and disgusting,’ the communications director at a national Republican group says.
Editorials
Opinion
Early Heroes of the War for Independence Remind That 1775 Was a Good Year for a Little Revolution
Democrats’ Fears of Fading Influence Spark Intensification of Liberal Hysteria Against Trump
Trump’s Push for a ‘Golden Dome’ Can Avoid the Missteps That Hampered Launch of Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative
Is Taiwan Preparing for the Wrong Kind of War as Communist China’s Threat of ‘Reunification’ Looms?
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