The US president singled out Australia’s largest export to the US,beef,and said it was unfair that the country did not accept imports of American beef.
Donald Trump’s billionaire sidekick said the poll would “determine the fate of Western civilisation”. It might also alter his image as a rainmaker for American conservatives.
As the event and its mixed messages about tariffs nears,the Donald Trump’s White House appears to have liberated itself from reality.
US Attorney-General Pam Bondi said it was part of Donald Trump’s agenda “to stop violent crime and Make America Safe Again”.
President Donald Trump is expected to impose tariffs on $7 billion worth of Australian farm produce which enters the United States each year.
The US trade office has added to its list of grievances with Australia just before the Trump administration unveils a new tranche of tariffs.
A judge,a former politician and the head of the Young Republicans walk into a bar. No,it’s not a joke – it’s a Thursday night in Wisconsin and there’s an election to be won.
The US president’s comments suggest he is growing frustrated with his inability to strike a quick peace deal to end the Russia-Ukraine war,which he promised in the election campaign.
For US allies,including Australia,the Signal chat scandal is another reminder that this administration cares little for established norms and protocols.
The Atlantic released the operational details sent by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth to the breached Signal group after the Trump administration insisted the information wasn’t classified.