‘To prevent a second China shock, we’ve had to act,’ national security adviser Jake Sullivan said. WASHINGTON—White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan on Oct. 23 defended U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, stating that they helped prevent another “China shock.” In May, the Biden administration stated it would continue existing Trump-era tariffs on Chinese goods
The former president has tweaked his previous proposal, which is part of a series of planned tax breaks he has outlined. Former President Donald Trump has revised the details of his proposal to give car buyers a tax break. Trump, speaking at an Oct. 22 campaign rally in Greensboro, N.C., said that anyone who takes
The ruling relates to an alleged altercation between Trump’s campaign staff and an official working at Arlington National Cemetery. The U.S. Army must release records related to a visit former President Donald Trump made to Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia in August, after reports emerged of an alleged altercation between his campaign staffers and an
The Transportation Department said the landmark penalty sets a precedent being ‘25 times larger’ than its former record settlement. The U.S. Department of Transportation has levied a $50 million fine against American Airlines in a settlement over the Texas-based company’s alleged violations of disability laws that took place between 2019 and 2023. The department said
A suspected drunken driver narrowly avoided collision with Vice President Kamala Harris’s motorcade after a campaign event in Wisconsin earlier this week. The incident occurred Monday evening as Harris was leaving a rally in Brookfield, a suburb of Milwaukee. While traveling eastbound on Interstate 94, the motorcade passed a vehicle traveling the wrong way, according
A suspected drunken driver narrowly avoided collision with Vice President Kamala Harris’s motorcade after a campaign event in Wisconsin earlier this week. The incident occurred Monday evening as Harris was leaving a rally in Brookfield, a suburb of Milwaukee. While traveling eastbound on Interstate 94, the motorcade passed a vehicle traveling the wrong way, according
Foreign adversaries are escalating AI-powered influence campaigns to divide Americans and undermine confidence in election processes ahead of the Nov. 5 vote. Foreign adversaries are ramping up efforts to influence American voters—and are likely to try to undermine confidence in the democratic process through Inauguration Day—according to a new intelligence community assessment, which was released