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Tight security in place for White House Correspondents' Dinner as Trump set to attend; new tariff threat strains relationship between U.S. and Canada.

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Draymond Green faces major Warriors decision after LeBron James miss

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Draymond Green created financial flexibility for the Warriors to chase LeBron James. Now that James is headed to Philadelphia, Green must decide whether Golden State still represents his best option.

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Five Major Moments From President Trump’s Speech at the Correspondents’ Dinner

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The president offered some self-deprecating humor, but the bulk of his remarks focused on attacking critics.

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Truth about Joe Biden's dog: Major vanished after biting Secret Service. His fate 'on the farm' was kept hidden... until now

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Truth about Joe Biden's dog: Major vanished after biting Secret Service. His fate 'on the farm' was kept hidden... until now

In late 2021, Joe Biden's German Shepherd was taken away after he bit a Secret Service agent and 'nipped' a member of the National Park Service. Five years on, we reveal what happened to him.

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WSJ tears into Trump over 'obsession' he can't quit despite major 'harm'

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WSJ tears into Trump over 'obsession' he can't quit despite major 'harm'

The typically conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board ripped into President Donald Trump in a new piece, lambasting him for an "obsession" he cannot quit despite the major "harm" it is causing mere months from the midterms.Owned by conservative mogul Rupert Murdoch, the Wall Street Journal's editorial board is often viewed as a leading voice reflecting the stances and temperaments of the modern conservative movement. In a piece published Friday evening, the board published a new piece questioning the wisdom of Trump's decision to reinstitute several tariffs, despite the import tax policies being widely viewed as one of his least popular with voters."Tariffs are an obsession for President Trump, much as climate was for the Biden Administration," the board observed. "How else to explain his imposition of yet another round of border taxes three months before the November election despite their political unpopularity and economic harm?"Many of these new tariffs come under the supposed authority of "Section 301," a trade law that allows the president to impose tariffs in response to "unfair foreign acts, policies, or practices affecting U.S. commerce," including new rates leveled against Canada and Brazil, two nations on Trump's bad side for one reason or another. As the WSJ board argued, these rates are just another example of Trump attempting to use tariffs as a weapon, with the justifications given being flimsy."The Administration says America’s trading partners—including Canada and the European Union—are unfairly discriminating against the U.S. by not doing enough to stop imports made with forced labor. Yes, the slave traders of Toronto strike again," the board added. "Last week the President announced Section 301 tariffs of 25% on Brazil because he doesn’t like its leftwing leader Lula da Silva. Note how Mr. Trump weaponizes tariffs: He picks a target. Then his team finds a pretext for tariffs."Some of the tariffs against Canada have come under the authority of Section 338, a provision of the infamous 1930 Smoot-Hawley Act, which "no president has used... before." In doing so, the WSJ board noted, Trump has effectively trapped the U.S. in a "needless trade war with its second-largest trading partner.""Mr. Trump’s tariff defenders point to the buoyant stock market as evidence that his border taxes aren’t harmful," the board added. "But last year’s tax bill—especially the business provisions like full investment expensing—has offset some of the damage from his tariffs. So has the AI investment boom."It concluded: "Imagine how strong the economy would be without the tariffs and their uncertainty for business. Americans remain unhappy about the economy, and higher prices are a big reason. They know that tariffs are adding to their pain even if they don’t see the cost as a line-item on a bill. Republicans could pay the price in November."

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Majority of Republicans consider voting for different party in face of rising gas prices: Poll

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Majority of Republicans consider voting for different party in face of rising gas prices: Poll

A new poll indicates gas prices impacted by the Iran war pose sweeping challenges for the Republican Party in the 2026 midterm elections. The Politico poll indicated that many Republicans are considering voting for a different party due to gas prices, which surged following President Donald Trump’s attack on Iran in February because the conflict […]

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Trump tells Axios he's considering a "massive attack" on Iran; GOP House Judiciary chair issues criminal referral against Jack Smith.

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Trump ramps up threats of major operations in Iran

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Trump ramps up threats of major operations in Iran

Welcome to The Hill’s Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security The Big Story Trump ramps up threats of major operations in Iran President Trump told Axios he’s nearing a decision on whether to launch a “massive attack” on Iran as the U.S. expands its targets and deploys heavier firepower…

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JUST IN: Trump Threatens “Major Military Punishment” Against Iran and Houthi Rebels After Ships Targeted in Red Sea

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JUST IN: Trump Threatens “Major Military Punishment” Against Iran and Houthi Rebels After Ships Targeted in Red Sea

President Trump on Thursday responded to Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebel group's attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, threatening to hold both Iran and the Houthis responsible. The post JUST IN: Trump Threatens “Major Military Punishment” Against Iran and Houthi Rebels After Ships Targeted in Red Sea appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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