Trump’s planned Iowa steel complex would create thousands of jobs, establish a domestic supply chain and eventually produce 10 million tons annually, although Mesabi Metallics does not expect the facility to make its first steel until 2030.
President Trump accused major media outlets of inventing a damaging split with Byron Donalds, while campaign materials and Donalds’ own public statement showed that Trump’s endorsement remained firmly in place.
Vance says H-1B must serve American prosperity rather than replace domestic workers, as Trump extends entry restrictions and White House figures show major declines in registrations from large information technology staffing and outsourcing firms.
A Democratic turnout event featuring Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez opened with roughly 2,000 attendees hearing socialist student leaders promote chants condemned by the House, while the congresswoman criticized Cornell’s treatment of campus protesters.
Attorney General Todd Blanche forcefully accused ABC host Martha Raddatz of putting words in his mouth as questions intensified over Trump’s ban on CNN, MSNOW, and Politico and a federal judge’s temporary access order.
John Fetterman’s accidental claim that he is a “lifelong Republican” drew laughs in Texas, but the senator quickly reaffirmed his Democratic affiliation while continuing to challenge his party over Israel and its ideological direction.
Justin Tye says hostile mail and the publication of his home address will not silence his criticism of Warren’s changing neighborhoods, while city officials condemned intimidation and defended every resident’s right to speak openly.
Mark Carney says Canada prepared for the extreme risk of a US military invasion as trade talks stall, Canada courts China and the European Union, and Trump threatens Europe with heavy tariffs over any hostile intent.