President-elect Donald Trump isn’t only busy getting ready to return to the White House. He’s also engaged in a multi-front war with media organizations.



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Trump 2.0 greets the press with a fight

The president-elect claimed tariff is his ‘favourite word’ and threatened to impose a levy on all goods entering the US

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Donald Trump still has a month until he becomes US president but he has already displayed his unique capacity to sow confusion and steal headlines with remarks belittling Canada, intimidating the media and torpedoing a budget deal in Congress. "We're going to see more chaos in Trump's second term than his first," said Todd Belt, political science professor at George Washington University. "I think what has happened this week is a good indication…

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President-elect Donald Trump isn’t only busy getting ready to return to the White House. He’s also engaged in a multi-front war with media organizations.

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Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN (CNN) — President-elect Donald Trump isn’t only busy getting ready to return to the White House. He’s also engaged in a multi-front war with media organizations. ABC News settled one lawsuit brought by Trump right before he filed another against the Des Moines Register and its parent company. There’s

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DONALD Trump was last night warned not to impose tariffs on UK goods when he enters the White House. The President-elect was put on notice by the Prime Minister that the protectionist move would damage UK trade and hit business. GettySir Keir Starmer says he is not a fan of tariffs amid speculation Donald Trump could hit UK trade when in office[/caption]
The plea came just hours after Sir Keir held a phone call with Trump AND it emerged his top …

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Donald Trump has stolen the limelight from outgoing US President Joe Biden.

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Early signs suggest Trump 2.0 will bring the chaos back

The Prime Minister said the UK would “have to make sure that we avoid tariffs” as he faced questions on his approach to incoming US president Donald Trump.

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Sir Keir Starmer said some of the measures imposed to protect nature ‘don’t make a lot of sense’.

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President-elect Donald Trump isn’t only busy getting ready to return to the White House. He’s also engaged in a multi-front war with media organizations.


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