As part of his sweeping Asia tour, President Donald Trump landed in Tokyo on October 27, 2025, following major diplomatic wins in Southeast Asia—including a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia and billion-dollar trade agreements. His arrival in Japan marks a pivotal moment in U.S.–Japan relations, especially with the recent election of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female leader

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During his trip to Asia aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump responded to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a successful test of the Burevestnik—a nuclear-powered cruise missile allegedly capable of flying over 14,000 kilometers. Trump was unimpressed, stating that the U.S. has nuclear submarines “right off their shore,” which don’t need to travel thousands of miles to be effective

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Levin: This could change EVERYTHING

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Amid rising tensions, Maduro’s plea comes in response to the deployment of the USS Gerald R. Ford—America’s most advanced aircraft carrier—and other military assets near Venezuela. Here's a breakdown of the situation

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Epstein, a former chief counsel to House Judiciary Committee Democrats, made this assertion during a segment on Fox News, where he discussed the Gaza conflict and broader Middle East tensions. His comments were part of a larger critique of what he perceives as the true motivations behind certain factions within the Palestinian movement. He argued that efforts framed as peace initiatives are, in some cases, strategic maneuvers aimed at undermining Israel’s existence

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During an October 24 press conference at the White House, Trump announced a dramatic expansion of U.S. strikes targeting drug cartels, both at sea and on land. He described the cartels as “the ISIS of the Western Hemisphere” and said the U.S. would not wait for a formal declaration of war to act.

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President Donald Trump escalated tensions with Canada on October 24 by announcing an additional 10% tariff on Canadian imports, citing a “misleading” TV ad aired by Ontario’s provincial government. The ad, which features clips of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan criticizing tariffs, aired during the World Series and was seen as a direct jab at Trump’s trade policies

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This statement was made by U.S. Trade Representative Ambassador Robert Lighthizer during a Fox News segment, where he emphasized the administration’s hardline stance ahead of President Trump’s upcoming summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping

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As Trump continues his Asia tour, analysts say he’s balancing assertiveness with diplomacy to secure a favorable outcome in trade negotiations. The meeting, set to take place later this week, follows the recent announcement of a U.S.–China trade framework that includes key concessions on tariffs, rare earth exports, and TikTok operations

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Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris are facing mockery and backlash over speculation that they might run for president in 2028, with critics calling the idea “ridiculous” and politically tone-deaf.

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