Fox News

1 hours ago

Following key wins, Trump poised for cabinet completion in record time

The Senate GOP, led by Sen. John Thune, has confirmed 18 of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet positions, outpacing both former Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama at the same point in their presidencies. The confirmations included former Sen. Kelly Loeffler to lead the Small Business Administration and Howard Lutnick as Secretary of Commerce. Sen. John Barrasso highlighted that this demonstrates the Senate Republicans’ commitment to delivering on the bold, new direction Americans voted for.

The Guardian.US

2 hours ago

What can Keir Starmer say at the White House that Donald Trump might listen to? | Andrew Rawnsley

British prime ministers are typically excited by the prospect of visiting the White House. Number 10 lobbied hard to get Sir Keir Starmer across the Atlantic early in the second term of Donald Trump. In the weeks since Trump’s re-election as US president, UK policy might be summarized by the phrase “Don’t poke the beast”.

The Independent

2 hours ago

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Starmer vows ‘ironclad support’ for Kyiv ahead of talks with Donald Trump

Zelensky has demanded that Europe be given a seat at any negotiating table with Russia

NYTimes.U.S

2 hours ago

Trump Uses Lies to Lay the Groundwork for Radical Change

President Trump is advancing distortions, conspiracy theories, and outright lies to justify policy decisions. He is creating an alternative reality to lay the groundwork for radical change. Trump is selling a version of events where he is a master of every challenge and any failure is someone else’s fault.

The Guardian.World

3 hours ago

‘Trump and Musk are gaslighting’: anti-apartheid artist on how US president and his billionaire ally are attacking South Africa

South African artist Sue Williamson is preparing for her first retrospective exhibition while setting her sights on Donald Trump and Elon Musk. This comes after Musk criticized South Africa’s “openly racist policies” on X, leading Trump to cut aid to the country, accusing its government of “unjust racial discrimination” against white Afrikaners. Williamson dismisses US claims that South Africa is expropriating land from white Afrikaner farmers, calling Trump and Musk’s actions “gaslighting” due to the ICJ case against Israel. She also defends South Africa’s land redistribution efforts, stating it’s time to reverse the historical injustices of the 1913 Land Act.

The Guardian.World

4 hours ago

‘Starmer’s big moment’: can PM persuade Trump not to give in to Putin?

Keir Starmer is receiving advice on how to handle his crucial meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. Advised by Downing Street and the Foreign Office, Starmer will be told to be clear on his main points and brief, as Trump gets bored easily. Flattery is suggested, but subtly. Trump’s statements on the Ukraine conflict, such as suggesting Ukraine was responsible for the Russian invasion, are causing concern among European governments, requiring leaders to perform balancing acts in their responses.

Fox News

4 hours ago

Savannah Chrisley says she ‘lost some deals’ over Trump support, conservative beliefs

Savannah Chrisley admits that publicly supporting Donald Trump and conservative political views impacted her career, leading to lost deals. Despite this, she continues to voice her opinions through her podcast, which supports her family. Chrisley also seeks a presidential pardon from Trump for her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, who are incarcerated for federal bank fraud and tax evasion. She emphasizes the importance of standing for one’s beliefs, even in the face of adversity.

The Guardian.US

4 hours ago

‘Starmer’s big moment’: can PM persuade Trump not to give in to Putin?

Keir Starmer is advised to be brief and clear in his crucial White House meeting with Donald Trump, as Trump gets bored easily and dislikes being lectured. Subtle flattery is recommended, but overdoing it can backfire, as Theresa May’s experience showed. Trump’s provocative stances on the Ukraine conflict require leaders to carefully balance their responses.

The Independent

5 hours ago

States threaten fines and jail time for local officials who resist Trump’s immigration crackdown

Republican lawmakers in some states are threatening local officials with lawsuits, fines and jail time if they resist President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration

The Independent

6 hours ago

Melania ‘laughed’ at Trump campaign’s attempts to get her to accompany him on trail, new book claims

Controversial author Michael Wolff makes claim in upcoming book about the 2024 election titled All or Nothing,

Fox News

6 hours ago

Press secretary Karoline Leavitt talks landing historic White House role, dispels Trump misconceptions

Karoline Leavitt, the new White House press secretary, gave her first TV interview to Lara Trump, marking her historic role as the first Gen Z person to hold the title. Leavitt is focused on bringing new voices to the White House, implementing a rotating “new media” seat to allow non-traditional media outlets to receive information first-hand. She aims to bring truth and facts to the podium, countering what she sees as mainstream media bias. Leavitt, who previously interned and worked as an assistant press secretary, admires President Trump’s ability to listen and value the opinions of everyone in the room.

The Straits Times.World

6 hours ago

The Straits Times.World

6 hours ago

The Guardian.World

7 hours ago

‘Trusted capital from your long-term ally’: Australian super’s US trip to bolster efforts to avoid Trump’s steel tariffs

Australia’s superannuation industry is seeking an exemption from the U.S.’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. A delegation of Australian funds will meet with U.S. officials to highlight their contributions to the U.S. economy and plans to increase investment. Treasurer Jim Chalmers will address the summit and lobby for an exemption during a meeting with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. A video showcasing the industry’s investment in key swing states will be presented. Some fund managers believe the summit could influence the Trump administration due to the scale of their investment in the U.S. economy.

The Straits Times.World

7 hours ago

South China Morning Post.World

8 hours ago

Trump team pressures Mexico to impose tariffs on China to avoid US duties

The move comes amid ongoing negotiations over migration and fentanyl concerns.

Fox News

8 hours ago

President Trump and Justin Trudeau hold call about Ukraine, border security after weeks of tension

President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau discussed various issues, including the war in Ukraine and U.S. border security. Trudeau expressed a desire to see an end to the war, acknowledging Trump as the only world leader who can push for a just and lasting peace. Trump reminded Trudeau that the war would not have started had he been president. They also addressed U.S. border security, with Trudeau claiming a 90% reduction in fentanyl crossing from Canada and mentioning his border czar’s upcoming visit to Washington. The leaders have had a strained relationship recently due to tariffs and Trump’s interest in securing Canada as a U.S. territory, with Trudeau believing Trump is serious about making Canada the 51st state, eyeing its critical minerals.

The Straits Times.World

8 hours ago

The Straits Times.World

10 hours ago

The Straits Times.World

10 hours ago

The Guardian.US

10 hours ago

Party of one: Donald Trump’s 75 minutes at CPAC talking about himself

Donald Trump delivered a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), boasting of his victories and taunting his enemies, presenting himself as an absolute monarch. He conveyed a message of invincibility and a determination to make America great again, potentially at the cost of global destruction. Trump’s remarks at CPAC underscored his confidence and resolve to pursue vengeance against those he perceives as his tormentors. With confidence, the 78-year-old Florida resident described hi

Sky News.US

10 hours ago

Think business, not politics: Trump’s approach to peacemaking

Donald Trump the president is still Donald Trump the businessman.

NBC

10 hours ago

Trump touts efforts to reshape government in CPAC speech

President Trump spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, marking his first address to the conservative gathering since the beginning of his second term. It comes after the President fired CQ Brown, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as part of a major shakeup at the Pentagon. NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard has the latest.

Sky News.US

10 hours ago

Don’t expect a Love Actually-style moment from the Starmer-Trump meeting

For a prime minister who has spent so much of his time in office out of the country, this week’s high-stakes trip to Washington DC may well be the one for which Sir Keir Starmer ends up being most remembered.

Sky News.UK

10 hours ago

Don’t expect a Love Actually-style moment from the Starmer-Trump meeting

For a prime minister who has spent so much of his time in office out of the country, this week’s high-stakes trip to Washington DC may well be the one for which Sir Keir Starmer ends up being most remembered.

The Independent

10 hours ago

Far-right AfD seeks to harness Trump power as divided Germany braces for pivotal election

The popularity of the AfD, led by Alice Wiedel but in many ways guided by Mr Höcke, is swelling

BBC.Top Stories

10 hours ago

Has Trump kept his day one promises?

It’s been a busy first month, with a blizzard of activity, so we compare his pledges with what he has delivered.

NBC

11 hours ago

Trump uses CPAC to hype first month in office, despite legal setbacks

Donald Trump, in a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), hailed his first four weeks in office as a victory, despite legal challenges and Republican pushback. Trump highlighted actions by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, aimed at reducing the federal workforce and government size. He framed legal setbacks, such as court blocks on birthright citizenship and DOGE’s access to sensitive data, as successes. Trump asserted his administration is “winning and dominating Washington like never before,” while ignoring early losses and constitutional concerns.

The Independent

11 hours ago

At CPAC, Trump blocks out everyone else with no clear MAGA successor

Trump is triumphant. Conservatives have every reason to celebrate now. But, Eric Garcia warns, they are not planning for the near future

NPR

11 hours ago

Trump has adored Dan Caine, his top military adviser pick, for years

President Trump announced his nomination of retired Air Force Lt. Gen. John Dan “Razin” Caine as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Caine, a career fighter jet pilot and former CIA employee, is considered an unusual choice, with some officials admitting they had to Google his name. He hasn’t held positions typically required for the role, but the president may waive these requirements. The nomination follows the dismissal of the previous chairman, Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., who was accused of supporting a “woke” agenda. Trump described Caine as an accomplished pilot and national security expert, noting he was “passed over for promotion” by Biden.

The Guardian.US

11 hours ago

Trump preaches to the Maga choir at CPAC in campaign-style performance

Donald Trump delivered a campaign-style speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, focusing on election victories, border militarization, and the liberation of Washington from “deep-state bureaucrats”. He boasted about deploying troops to the southern border, terminating temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants, and attempting to ban birthright citizenship. Trump portrayed his return to office as a victory over a “sinister group” and criticized media outlets. He also claimed the U.S. had sent $350 billion to Ukraine since the Russian invasion, an inaccurate figure, and highlighted early moves including cuts to the federal workforce and imposing tariffs.

The Guardian.World

11 hours ago

Trump preaches to the Maga choir at CPAC in campaign-style performance

At the Conservative Political Action Conference, Donald Trump delivered a speech touching on election victories, the Ukraine war, and border militarization. He boasted about his administration’s actions, including troop deployment to the southern border, terminating protected status for Haitian immigrants, and attempting to ban birthright citizenship. Trump portrayed his return to office as a victory over radical informers and corrupt special interests. He criticized media outlets and claimed Democrats have lost confidence. He also mentioned cuts to the federal workforce, withdrawal from climate agreements, and tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico.

Fox News

11 hours ago

Dem and GOP governors urge Trump to ‘let the states play a role’ in immigration decisions

Governors Jared Polis (D-CO) and Kevin Stitt (R-OK) agreed at a National Governors Association meeting that states should have a role in immigration enforcement and issuing work permits. Polis said states know their labor needs and could grant work permits after vetting. Stitt advocated for states to grant workforce visas, matching employers with employees in various industries. He also touted Oklahoma’s Operation Guardian to empower state and local law enforcement to enforce immigration laws.

Fox News

11 hours ago

Trump rattles off ‘flagrant scams’ uncovered by DOGE, takes aim at Fort Knox in CPAC speech

President Donald Trump celebrated his first four weeks back in office at CPAC, highlighting “flagrant scams” uncovered by Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). He praised Musk’s leadership in scrutinizing federal agencies to curb government overspending and fraud. Trump mentioned specific examples of taxpayer-funded initiatives, such as $520 million for an environmental consultant, and other costly projects in Colombia, Uganda and Mozambique. He called on Musk to “get more aggressive” with his DOGE work.

NYTimes.U.S

12 hours ago

At CPAC, Trump Revels in Political Payback

Donald Trump made a return to the Conservative Political Action Conference, recounting actions against the Biden administration to loyal supporters, including those pardoned for roles in the Jan. 6 attack. He highlighted efforts to reshape the federal government, including firing thousands of federal workers and dismantling the main international development agency. The conference sought to cast Trump’s win as a turning point in a crusade by right-wing political movements against perceived oppressive institutions. Trump vowed revenge against political enemies, promising his election would be a “judgment day”.

The Straits Times.World

12 hours ago

Sky News.US

12 hours ago

Pay back the billions of aid, Trump tells Ukraine

Donald Trump has said a deal for Ukraine’s rare earth metals is “pretty close” and the US is targeting “anything we can get” in exchange for the aid it’s provided.

Sky News.World

12 hours ago

Pay back the billions of aid, Trump tells Ukraine

Donald Trump stated that a deal for Ukraine to provide rare earth metals in exchange for US aid is “pretty close.” He wants payback for billions in military hardware and assistance, suggesting the US seeks rare earth elements and oil. Trump claimed the US has provided $350 billion in aid, while some estimate around $120 billion. Despite US optimism, a Ukrainian source indicated that an agreement is not yet closed due to problematic issues, as the drafts do not reflect a partnership. Ukraine is likely seeking security guarantees from the US in any peace deal with Russia.

Fox News

12 hours ago

USDA launches review at University of Maine over transgender sports policy after Trump-Gov. Mills blowup

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is launching a compliance review of the University of Maine following Governor Janet Mills’ defiance of President Trump’s executive order on transgender athletes in women’s sports. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins stated that institutions disregarding the order would lose funding, as the USDA is committed to upholding the president’s executive order. This action follows similar investigations by the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services. Trump had threatened to cut off federal funding to Maine during a bipartisan meeting with governors.

South China Morning Post.World

12 hours ago

Trump wants money back for Ukraine aid: ‘rare earth and oil, anything we can get’

Ukraine’s Zelensky is caught in a war of words with the US president, who is pressing him to sign a US$500 billion mineral resources deal.

NYTimes.U.S

13 hours ago

What to Know About Maine Gov. Janet Mills Amid Clash With Trump

Democratic Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, challenged President Trump’s executive order banning transgender athletes in women’s sports, leading to a federal investigation by the Department of Education. Mills stated she would not comply with the order, leading the Department of Education to initiate a “directed investigation” into Maine’s education department. The Trump administration threatened to cut federal funds if Maine did not comply. Mills defended her position, arguing it was about the rule of law and not just athletics, thrusting her into the national spotlight.

NYTimes.U.S

13 hours ago

Trump’s Firing of Gen. Charles Q. Brown May Have Roots in George Floyd Protests

President Trump’s relationship with the military’s senior leader fractured after the killing of George Floyd. Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. was abruptly fired, with Trump advisers citing a video Brown recorded reflecting on his experiences as an African American pilot after Floyd’s death. The killing of Floyd also strained the relationship between Trump and Brown’s predecessor, Gen. Mark A. Milley, after Milley accompanied Trump in a walk across Lafayette Square after a peaceful demonstration was cleared.

Fox News

13 hours ago

Tom Homan tells migrant terror groups Trump will ‘wipe you off the face of the Earth’

Trump administration Border Czar Tom Homan announced at CPAC that illegal immigrant “gotaways” are down by 95%. He stated that ICE arrested 21,000 illegal aliens in Trump’s first month and vowed to eradicate criminal aliens and groups like Tren de Aragua and MS-13, promising to “wipe you off the face of the earth.” Homan argued that stricter border control saves lives by preventing crimes and reducing the flow of drugs and trafficking.

The Independent

13 hours ago

Trump brags of ‘liberating’ America in meandering CPAC speech

Trump has been a constant presence at the right-wing conference since he burst onto the Republican political scene by attacking the country’s first Black president

Fox News

13 hours ago

Trump slams MSNBC as a ‘threat to democracy’ in wake of NBCUniversal’s lawsuit settlement

President Donald Trump criticized MSNBC on Truth Social, calling it a “threat to our democracy” and accusing the network of “lying and misrepresentation.” This follows previous comments where Trump questioned whether MSNBC should “even have a right to broadcast.” These remarks come amidst Trump’s ongoing disputes with various news outlets. MSNBC’s parent company, NBCUniversal, recently settled a lawsuit related to claims of unnecessary hysterectomies at an ICE center.

Fox News

14 hours ago

Kennedy Center shake-up will usher in ‘Golden Age of the Arts’ under Trump, Ric Grenell previews

The Kennedy Center, under interim Executive Director Richard Grenell, plans to roll out productions that “sell tickets” and appeal to the public in what they are calling the “Golden Age of the Arts.” The center aims to have programs that are financially self-sustaining, given its current financial situation. A canceled performance by the Gay Men’s Chorus and National Symphony Orchestra was due to low ticket sales and predates the new leadership.

Fox News

14 hours ago

Maine gov’s transgender athlete dust-up with Trump made WH confab ‘uncomfortable,’ govs say

Colorado Governor Jared Polis, chair of the National Governors Association, stated that Maine Governor Janet Mills’ public disagreement with President Donald Trump didn’t meet the goal of “disagree[ing] better.” The exchange, where Trump challenged Maine to comply with his executive order on transgender athletes in school sports and Mills responded with “see you in court,” was deemed uncomfortable. Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt agreed with Trump’s stance, noting many sports organizations follow biological sex guidelines.

The Independent

14 hours ago

Starmer calls for Zelensky to be part of Ukraine peace talks ahead of Trump meeting

With a rift opening between Europe and the White House over Ukraine, the prime minister and president Zelensky held talks on Saturday to plan for a ‘very active’ week ahead for the conflict

The Guardian.US

15 hours ago

Keir Starmer lays down Ukraine peace demand ahead of Trump talks

Keir Starmer has stated that Ukraine must be central to any peace negotiations with Russia, contrary to recent comments by Donald Trump. In a call with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Starmer emphasized the importance of safeguarding Ukraine’s sovereignty. He is expected to maintain this stance in his upcoming meeting with Trump. Starmer will likely discuss increasing the UK’s defense spending to 2.5% of GDP and may extend an invitation from King Charles for a state visit. The meeting is seen as a crucial test of Starmer’s diplomatic skills.

NBC

20 hours ago

Trump addresses CPAC as he calls for Elon Musk to ‘get more aggressive’

President Donald Trump will speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington, D.C. He will also meet with Polish President Andrzej Duda amid European uncertainty regarding Trump’s approach to the Russia-Ukraine war. Duda said he has urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to remain committed to cooperation with Trump, who he believes is guided by a deep sense of responsibility for global stability.

NPR

15 hours ago

Politics

President Trump’s relationship with Vladimir Putin and his stance on Ukraine are examined, alongside mass firings at government agencies and their potential impact on services.

The Guardian.World

15 hours ago

Keir Starmer lays down Ukraine peace demand ahead of Trump talks

Keir Starmer has intensified discussions before a crucial meeting with US President Donald Trump by asserting that Ukraine must be central to any peace negotiations with Russia. In a call with Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy, Starmer affirmed the UK’s commitment to safeguarding Ukraine’s sovereignty. He will likely convey the UK’s increased defense spending and extend an invitation from King Charles to Trump for a state visit. This meeting is seen as a major test of Starmer’s diplomatic skills, balancing relations with Trump while upholding the UK and Europe’s stance on Ukraine and Russia. Starmer also engaged with European leaders to coordinate a unified European approach.

Fox News

15 hours ago

Trump envoy visits injured Ukrainian soldiers to deliver message, gets asked simple question

Donald Trump’s special envoy, Keith Kellogg, is close to finalizing a rare-minerals agreement with Ukraine. This deal would grant the U.S. rights to Ukraine’s natural resources in exchange for the billions in support provided against Russia’s invasion. While Trump stated the deal is “pretty close,” the White House clarifies it doesn’t guarantee future aid for the war. The agreement faces uncertainty due to Russia’s control over deposits in Donbas and the complex diplomatic landscape. Rebekah Koffler highlights the power struggle between Putin and Trump, with Zelenskyy caught in the middle.

Al Jazeera

15 hours ago

The Guardian.US

15 hours ago

Culture wars: Trump’s takeover of arts is straight from the dictator playbook

In 1937, Nazi Germany hosted two art exhibitions in Munich: one showcasing state-approved art idealizing Aryan society, and another displaying works deemed “degenerate” – abstract, modernist art by enemies of the Reich. The “Degenerate Art” exhibition, part of Hitler’s propaganda, aimed to consolidate power by glorifying the party and demonizing scapegoated groups. Recently, Donald Trump appointed himself chair of the Kennedy Center, replacing board members with loyalists and banning “anti-American propaganda,” drawing criticism from artists. These events highlight the use of culture as a tool for political control and suppression of dissent.

The Guardian.US

16 hours ago

Chris Riddell on Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump: the angels of peace descend on Ukraine – cartoon

The US president, on a Russian leash, holds talks that exclude the invaded country

The Guardian.US

16 hours ago

Steve Witkoff: from property developer to global spotlight as Trump’s tough-talking troubleshooter

American property developer Steve Witkoff, Donald Trump’s special Middle East envoy, is playing a key role in Gaza ceasefire talks and has also been involved in discussions with Russia over Ukraine. Witkoff’s close relationship with Trump gives him significant influence, and he was instrumental in getting the ceasefire off the ground by convincing Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to the deal. He told Netanyahu that it was time to be a friend back.

Fox News

18 hours ago

USAID workers send message to Trump on boxes while leaving office for last time

Sacked USAID staffers left their Washington, D.C., offices, with some carrying boxes with messages directed at President Donald Trump. Thousands of staffers were notified weeks ago of their pending dismissals. The Trump administration plans to reduce the agency’s staff, intending to leave fewer than 300 staffers on the job out of the current 8,000 direct hires and contractors, with the agency receiving criticism under the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) for alleged wasteful spending.

BBC.Top Stories

18 hours ago

‘Gruesome sell-out or a chance to lead’: What will happen when Starmer visits Trump?

What could happen when Sir Keir Starmer visits the White House next Thursday?

The Guardian.World

18 hours ago

Trump administration shuts down national database documenting police misconduct

Donald Trump’s second presidential administration has shut down the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD), a resource created by Joe Biden to track misconduct by federal police. The database, which stored police records documenting misconduct, was celebrated as essential to prevent officers with misconduct records from moving undetected between agencies. Trump’s administration claims the database was full of woke, anti-police concepts that make communities less safe. The White House confirmed the database’s deletion, stating Trump believes in an appropriate balance of accountability without compromising law enforcement’s ability to do its job.

Fox News

18 hours ago

Rep. Seth Moulton tells Dems to save the outrage because Trump’s doing what ‘Americans elected him to do’

Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) argued that Democrats are making a tactical error by focusing on President Donald Trump’s character rather than his unfulfilled campaign promises. He suggested that voters are already aware of Trump’s flaws and that Democrats should instead highlight areas where Trump is not delivering, such as on inflation and ending the war in Ukraine. Moulton believes this strategy would be more effective than moralizing or criticizing Trump for enacting his agenda.

BBC.Top Stories

18 hours ago

I’ll back Ukraine in talks with Trump, Starmer tells Zelensky

The prime minister called Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky for the second time in four days.

The Straits Times.World

18 hours ago

The Guardian.US

18 hours ago

Trump administration shuts down national database documenting police misconduct

Donald Trump’s second presidential administration shut down the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD), a resource that tracked misconduct by federal police. Created by Joe Biden via executive order in 2023, the database allowed law enforcement agencies to check if an officer applying for a position had committed misconduct, such as excessive force. Trump rescinded Biden’s executive order as part of an effort to reduce federal agencies, believing in “an appropriate balance of accountability without compromising law enforcement’s ability to do its job.”

The Independent

18 hours ago

Trump’s been talking about him for years – so who is Dan ‘Razin’ Caine, his nominee for top military adviser?

Caine and Trump first met in 2019, the president recalled during a Conservative Political Action Conference speech

South China Morning Post.World

19 hours ago

Trump tariffs target US$29.3 billion in EU steel and aluminium

The amount of goods would be about four times larger than the last time Trump targeted the bloc’s metals sector.