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The White House said it is ‘replacing’ the dropped duties with new tariffs on other Canadian goods, a step critics call an election-year rescue for the Republican senator.
The suit, filed 11 days before the November 3 election, argues a same-name challenger to incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan is deliberately confusing voters in a race that could decide Senate control.
The federal lawsuit argues a retired schoolteacher named Daniel J. Sullivan entered the race to siphon votes from the incumbent Republican and hand the seat to Democrat Mary Peltola.
Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín found the initiative relied on flawed data and intimidated voters weeks before the November 3 midterms.
Federal agents searched Omar’s home on 12 October as part of a criminal investigation whose scope remains undisclosed, and Omar says she can no longer live there safely.
Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed the result as separatist leaders vowed to continue their push and signaled plans to challenge Premier Danielle Smith’s leadership.
Roughly 76 percent of more than 1.5 million counted ballots supported remaining in Canada, while the province’s separatist movement vowed to press on.
The US-Ukraine relationship has fractured across three fronts at once, with Kyiv angered by a sanctions waiver for Moscow and delayed arms deliveries.
The suspension, announced on Truth Social and described by Secretary of State Marco Rubio as a 60-day pause, comes amid a deepening rift between Washington and Kyiv over a Russian diesel import deal and disputed disruptions to US military support for Ukraine.
The executive order blocks congressionally mandated measures, with Secretary Rubio framing the move as a 60-day pause and Trump citing peace negotiations.
The dueling Meet the Press interviews laid bare a deepening U.S.-Ukraine fracture over intelligence sharing and alleged satellite internet throttling, as both sides escalated energy strikes and Trump waived parts of a bipartisan Russia sanctions package.
The executive order suspends sanctions two days before they take effect, pairing a Russian diesel import agreement with what experts call a negligible economic payoff but a dangerous political signal to Moscow.
The executive order pauses key provisions of a congressionally mandated sanctions law for 60 days, deepening a Washington-Kyiv rift already strained by a US-Russia diesel deal.
The executive order suspends key provisions of a sanctions law Trump himself signed in September, handing Russia a diplomatic win as the rupture with Kyiv deepens.
The executive order pauses the Graham act just as it was due to activate on 18 October, capping a week that included a Russian diesel deal, a bipartisan backlash, and a deepening rupture with Kyiv.
Trump publicly suggested she reconsider the role, and a White House official described her as transitioning out.
Trump told reporters he suggested Zacharia reconsider the role, capping a tenure shorter than Anthony Scaramucci’s and leaving the White House without a press secretary 18 days before the midterms.
The denial lands amid a multi-front rupture between Kyiv and Washington over satellite speed caps, a halted intelligence feed, and a contested diesel deal, even as Ukrainian troops press a counter-offensive that has liberated roughly 275 sq km in the Donbas.
Zacharia’s exit follows a widely criticized first briefing and scrutiny over her legal credentials, with Trump publicly framing her departure as her own call.
Letters containing a white powdery substance were sent to Democratic senators and election offices across several states, with most congressional mailings intercepted before delivery.
State officials say the Justice Department is demanding illegal voter-roll purges using a list whose methodology has never been disclosed.
Letters containing a powdery white substance have reached or been intercepted before reaching election offices in at least three states and a U.S. senator’s office, and authorities are warning staff to remain alert for additional letters.
Six Republicans and six Democrats told Trump in a letter Tuesday that the agreement will not benefit Americans and will finance Russia’s war of attrition.
The resignation request, announced at Katie Zacharia’s first briefing, follows Wall Street Journal reporting that Guilfoyle traded access to administration officials for personal financial relief and promoted a Greek construction firm during diplomatic engagements.
