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Tesla warns of vulnerability to retaliation tariffs amid Trump's trade war. Concerns raised in a letter to US trade representative.

The Trump administration requests military solutions for Panama Canal access amidst concerns over Chinese influence. Recent developments include Panama's withdrawal from a Chinese trade project.

US Congress members oppose Trump administration's plan to kill striped owls for conservation, sparking criticism. Learn more!

Protests and boycotts against Elon Musk allegedly linked to George Soros and Democrats. Is there a political conspiracy against the Tesla CEO? Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

Moscow under pressure to agree on ceasefire as Trump-Putin relations come into focus. Updates on Washington-Kiev proposal and Russian advances in Ukraine. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

EU imposes import tariffs on billions worth of US goods in response to steel tariffs, Ursula von der Leyen regrets US measures.

Allegations claim USAID official instructed employees to destroy records including personnel information and confidential materials. Recent developments on USAID and Donald Trump's foreign aid policies.

Mel Gibson seeks gun license reinstatement with Trump's support. Justice fires advocate opposing request. Controversy surrounds decision.

Sean Curran appointed as US Secret Service Director after thwarting assassination attempt on Trump. Trump praises Curran's leadership skills.

President Trump plans to crack down on pro-Palestinian student activists, starting with an arrest at Columbia University. Details on Truth Social.

Read about Mark Rutte's visit to Washington discussing NATO's future and Ukraine crisis. Trump's concerns and European fears highlighted.

Security guards shoot armed man near White House. President Trump not present. Details on Telegraaf.nl.

Ukraine's President Zelenski faces danger amid US tensions. Intel shutdown leads to casualties. Saudi Arabia meeting crucial for peace talks.

Deciphering ancient script from Indus Valley Civilization poses challenges for researchers. $1 million reward offered. Experts and amateurs delve into the enigma.

Republicans propose funding to keep government open, facing potential confrontation in Congress next week amid uncertainty over Elon Musk's budget cuts.

Photos of Enola Gay, the plane that dropped atomic bomb on Hiroshima, are to be removed due to Trump's policy change, causing controversy.

President Trump plans to visit Saudi Arabia, discussing investments and foreign policy. Saudi-US relations strengthen. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

The US State Department deploys AI to monitor foreign students' social media for Hamas sympathizers, aiming to revoke visas based on anti-Semitic activities.

Secret talks with political rivals signal changing stance towards Zelensky, raising concerns over peace prospects.

Wall Street Journal alleges Russia aims to maintain and expand its economic and military presence in Syria.

US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had a tense phone call discussing trade and immigration policies.

The United States will impose visa bans on foreign officials who are deemed to be facilitating illegal migration, in an effort to reduce the number of migrants in the country.

The US government, under President Trump, faces a legal defeat in attempts to halt payments to aid organizations.

China's response to US President Donald Trump's decision to increase tariffs on Chinese imports.

President Donald Trump reveals the arrest of an IS member linked to the deadly attack at Kabul airport in August 2021.

President Trump's emotional speech to the united Congress sparks division and controversy among Democrats and Republicans.

Canada experiences a nationalist revival in response to Trump's annexation threat and new tariffs, leading to increased pride and anti-US sentiment.

Global obesity rates are projected to skyrocket, leading to a surge in health issues and healthcare challenges.

President Trump's decision to suspend military aid to Ukraine sparks backlash from critics.

Kim Yo-Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, warns US over provocative actions in the region, urging to stop escalating tensions.