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    Trump leaves door open to aides’ pardons

    Washington: President Donald Trump left open the possibility of pardoning administration officials, saying he wanted to protect innocent people from costly investigations, while maintaining that he had not considered such a move. Speaking to reporters after voting early in Palm Beach, Florida, on Saturday, Trump was asked whether he was considering pardons for junior officials.

    Trump to put Iran’s nuclear ambitions at centre of UN diplomacy

    Washington: President Donald Trump will put Iran’s nuclear ambitions at the centre of his United Nations diplomacy next week, with talks planned with Gulf leaders and US officials warning of further consequences for entities doing business with Tehran. Trump will address the UN General Assembly on Tuesday before meeting Gulf Cooperation Council leaders in New.

    Trump renews $100,000 H-1B fee, targets layoffs

    Washington: President Donald Trump has renewed a $100,000 fee for certain H-1B visa applications and ordered closer scrutiny of employers that lay off American workers, according to a White House fact sheet and an executive order. The measures combine the fee renewal with new checks on sponsoring employers’ employment practices. Agencies must consider recent and.

    ​US passes tariff Bill targeting Russian oil buyers

    Washington: The US Congress has cleared legislation providing for tariffs of up to 100 per cent on goods from major buyers of Russian energy, sending President Donald Trump a sanctions package that divided Democrats over the scope of his trade powers. The House passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026.

    Trump targets Canadian goods in US contracts amid trade deal row

    Washington: President Donald Trump has ordered officials to identify Canadian goods that could be excluded from US federal civilian procurement, accusing Canada of restricting American companies’ access to government contracts while retaining preferential entry to the US market. The memorandum targets Canadian-origin items bought through the federal civilian procurement system. It directs officials to pursue.

    India Faces Possible 100% US Tariff as House Takes Up Russia Sanctions Bill

    The US House of Representatives is set to vote on a Russia sanctions bill that could authorise President Donald Trump to impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on countries buying Russian oil, with a proposed amendment specifically naming India among the countries eligible for such duties.

    Trump signs Medal of Honor monument law

    Washington: President Donald Trump has signed legislation authorising a National Medal of Honor monument in Washington, honouring more than 3,500 recipients of the United States’ highest military decoration. Trump signed the Hershel “Woody” Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act during a ceremony at the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas. The.

    US will soon take full ‘control’ of straits, says Trump

    US President Donald Trump has said the United States is “essentially controlling” strategic waterways linked to Iran and will soon take full control, while insisting Tehran will never be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon.

    Trump declares US will take over Hormuz as US territory ‘pretty soon’

    New York: President Donald Trump has declared that the US will be taking over as its territory the Hormuz Strait, a key artery for petroleum and gas where his country’s almost half-year-long war with Iran has staunched global supplies. “After we finish defeating Iran, which is being very badly defeated, pretty soon, I’ll be declaring.

    Trump Hints at Election Emergency Ahead of US Midterms, Says ‘Stranger Things Have Happened’

    President Donald Trump appeared to leave open the possibility of declaring a national security emergency to impose voter identification and citizenship requirements ahead of the US midterm elections

    Trump to approach US Supreme Court after court blocks White House complex construction

    Washington: US President Donald Trump said that his administration would immediately approach the US Supreme Court after an appellate court ruling against continued construction of a military and security complex at the White House. Trump said two appellate judges had voted against what he described as a “desperately needed Military Center” required for the national.