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The administration announced a $1.6 billion deal with USA Rare Earth. The firm also does business with Cantor Fitzgerald, which is run by the sons of President Trump's commerce secretary.
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Rare Earth Stocks Jump On Trump Stake In USA Rare Earth Investor's Business DailyUSA Rare Earth shares jump 20% as Commerce Department takes equity stake CNBCTrump supports U.S. rare earth firm in move to ease China stranglehold AxiosUSA Rare Earth Enters Pact for $1.6 Billion of Federal Funds The Wall Street Journal
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Trump says tariffs on South Korean autos, pharma, to rise to 25% over trade deal approval delay CNBCTrump raises US tariffs on South Korea imports to 25% BBCAsia-Pacific markets set for mixed open as Trump takes aim at South Korea CNBCTrump says he's hiking tariffs on South Korean goods to 25% NBC News
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Israel Recovers Body of Ran Gvili From Gaza, Closing a Chapter The New York TimesIsrael recovers body of last hostage in Gaza CNNImpromptu gatherings across Israel mark first time since 2014 without hostages in Gaza timesofisrael.comExclusive: Trump says Hamas helped find last hostage, now must disarm Axios
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Trump's immigration approval drops to record low, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds ReutersRepublicans are worried about Trump's deportation campaign, and our new poll shows why PoliticoPresident Trump's immigration approval drops to new low, poll finds USA TodayToday more Americans support than oppose abolishing ICE YouGov
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South Korean automaker and pharmaceutical stocks were falling after President Donald Trump late Monday threatened to raise tariffs on some Korean imports to 25% because that country's government has been too slow to approve a trade deal reached last year.
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More than 60 Minnesota business leaders, including Fiddelke, signed a letter on Sunday calling for an "immediate deescalation of tensions."
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The announcement is a reversal for Trump, who initially initially praised the agreement with China as something Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney "should be doing."
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Topic: PoliticsThe new Trump administration has done a dizzying list of extreme actions, insane cabinet appointments, executive orders and much more. The Democrats have been largely powerless to stop them, and do not appear to have even been trying very hard. Christian "reconstructionist" Russel Vought, architect of both Project 2025 and hidden plans, is running OMB, and Some fear a coup is in progress, and while it's not certain, the fear can't be easily dismissed.
What can be done? For Democrats, the time to act was last year, but they failed. Trump controls the White House, the Senate, the House and much of SCOTUS, a level not seen for many decades, though the margin is small. Most people are asking how can they resist, and as always, there is a great deal of outrage and statements of opposition.
There is a radically different strategy, one that will no doubt anger those feeling outrage, for it is frustrating, contains risk, and seems counterintuitive. It may also be the best plan.
It must be understood that Trump's main strategy is to create enemies, and unify his supporters around them. His main enemy is the left, or Democrats, but he has also specifically demonized immigrants, drag queens, trans people, abortion supporters and many others, even including China and allies like Mexico and Canada.
Trump works by pitching these enemies as the bogeyman, but he also enlists those enemies to help him. He is deliberately as provocative as he can be, in order to trigger outrage. If he can make his enemies lash out at his supporters, engender hate for him and
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