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Trump administration officials mocked Canada and its military capabilities on Monday as tensions between the neighboring countries escalated over their trade dispute, just as Canadian voters handed Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party a sweep in three special elections.
Trump was just in Texas last week to raise money for scandal-plagued Texas Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton as the GOP fights to hold onto the seat in what has been a reliably red state for decades.
For now, donors have no choice but to trust that MAGA Inc. spending will pick up, the person said. It “certainly will not help Vance in the future if coffers are not emptied” because the “lost goodwill” will make it trickier for him to fundraise.
Republican backing remains firm, but independents and national polling averages point to persistent electoral weakness.
Trump called for a federal incentive to encourage film and television production in the U.S. as lawmakers and Hollywood groups seek to stem overseas job losses.
Donald Trump called to support the nationwide AI infrastructure building boom, which has provoked a furious backlash from voters, urging Americans to “let Data Reign”, reports my colleague Joe Miller.
"Canada is being tested in a changing world, and Canadians are up for it," Carney wrote on X.
The deal gives the Pentagon a 35% ownership stake of the private company being created, and the State Department will get a guarantee to purchase 20% of the output at cost.
Trump Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is being skewered on social media after going on a rant about push-to-start car ignitions. Duffy was accused of giving off “boomer vibes” after taking pride that new cars are being made without the button.