Alberta’s premier responded to President-elect Donald Trump’s trade deficit accusations by explaining that Canada sends billions in raw materials to the U.S., creating wealth for American companies and workers. Trump threatened a 25% tariff on Canadian goods, prompting Canadian officials to defend the trade relationship and emphasize the importance of Canadian exports, including energy. Canada’s ambassador to Washington highlighted the significant trade deficit with the U.S., particularly in the energy sector, and emphasized the importance of a balanced trade deal.
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The alliance between President Trump and Elon Musk deteriorated after Musk’s efforts to undermine a crucial budget bill following his departure from the administration. Initially, Musk expressed skepticism about Trump in 2016 but later engaged closely with the administration before leaving due to climate policy disagreements. Their relationship fluctuated over the years, with Musk endorsing Trump again in 2024 after a campaign rally incident, ultimately using his influence to challenge legislative priorities, marking a dramatic...
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