Trump complains: Fox News is no longer working for us.
US President Trump used to have a friendly relationship with the Pro-Republican Fox News. But Trump has publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with
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Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop 
A hard-to-confirm call, a more anxious Trump
Trump is the protagonist wherever he goes. This is not only because he is the president of the United States, but also because
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Beijing is waiting: What else can Trump do besides raising taxes?
Donald Trump said on August 25 that he would announce an upgrade to the US-China trade war as a national emergency if
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Regret to let the China-US trade war escalate. Trump: Rethinking everything
US President Trump attended a breakfast meeting with British Prime Minister Johnson when he attended the G7 summit held from August 24th
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Trump asked US companies to withdraw from China
After China announced on August 23 that it would impose tariffs on US$75 billion worth of US goods, US President Donald Trump
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Trump’s economic steroids
Open Trump’s Twitter page and move on to the next one. Oncoming is a bunch of tweets and forwards that sing the
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Will the G7 summit hold Trump again? Does Johnson’s diplomatic stage debut have a look?
I still remember the summit in Canada in 2018. The photo of Angela Merkel and US President Trump’s confrontation became the focus
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Extending Huawei’s exemption and postponing additional tariffs Trump’s show to China is only a cover-up
US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced on August 19 that the department will extend Huawei’s “temporary universal license” for US products for
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Trump: Strategically interested in Greenland, the Danish Prime Minister’s approval
US President Donald Trump told reporters in New Jersey on August 18 that he was strategically interested in Greenland, but said it
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Who makes Trump brake the tariff on $300 billion?
There seems to be some new developments in the China-US trade war. US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in an interview on August
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