WASHINGTON, United States — President Donald Trump on Wednesday named White House policy aide Heidi Overton to lead the Food and Drug Administration, months after the agency’s previous chief stepped down, according to Reuters.
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Donald Trump Plans Meeting With North Korea’s Kim Jong Un
WASHINGTON, United States — President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he plans to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, signaling a possible return to direct engagement between the two leaders as questions over North Korea’s nuclear arsenal and US-South Korea military exercises remain in focus.
US-Canada Trade Talks Race Toward Saturday Tariff Deadline
OTTAWA, Canada — US-Canada trade negotiators met on Wednesday as the two countries raced to resolve outstanding issues before a new tariff deadline, with automobile duties emerging as a major obstacle to a potential agreement.
Donald Trump Crypto Meeting Comes as SEC Advances Rules
WASHINGTON, United States — President Donald Trump is set to host cryptocurrency executives at the White House on Wednesday as US financial regulators move forward with proposed rules for certain digital assets, putting the crypto industry in focus as lawmakers continue to debate broader legislation.
Florida and Alaska Primaries: 5 Key Takeaways
WASHINGTON, United States — Tuesday’s primary elections in Florida and Alaska offered contrasting signals for the two major U.S. parties ahead of the November elections. Republicans strengthened their position in Florida, while Democrat Mary Peltola’s strong showing in Alaska gave Democrats a potential opening in the Senate race. Voters also continued to use mail ballots despite President Donald Trump’s opposition to the practice, while Trump-backed candidates produced mixed results.
Donald Trump’s Washington Troop Deployment Faces Questions Over Crime Impact
WASHINGTON, United States — Thousands of National Guard troops deployed to Washington under President Donald Trump have played a limited role in the city’s criminal cases, according to a Reuters review of publicly available court records. The review found that soldiers were mentioned in about 1.3% of criminal prosecutions filed in the District of Columbia Superior Court during the year-long deployment.