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Trump signs executive order aimed at South Africa, White House official says

U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at South Africa, a White House official said on Friday, saying the order will address human rights issues in the African nation.

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Who is Paula White-Cain? Trump's Pick to Lead White House Faith Office

Trump appointed her as his special advisor to the Faith and Opportunity Initiative, which was part of the Office of Public Liaison. She is expected to become the lead of

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Trump to sign executive order forming DOJ-led task force to root out 'anti-Christian bias'

President Donald Trump said he'll form a Department of Justice led task force to "eradicate anti-Christian bias" within the federal government.

Trump, Ishiba and Japan

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Trump tells Ishiba at the White House that he wants to slash the US trade deficit with Japan

Trump also announced alongside the Japanese prime minister that Nippon Steel was dropping its $14.1 billion acquisition of U.S. steel.

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Trump Says US and Japan Will Work to Cut Trade Deficit as He Greets Ishiba

"We love Japan!" Trump said as he greeted Ishiba and the two shook hands. Trump later told reporters at they sat together in the Oval Office that the two countries would work together to get U.S. trade deficit with Japan down to "even.

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Trump says discussed AI and quantum computing with Japan’s Ishiba

President Donald Trump is speaking in a press conference after meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba.Maximize Your Portfolio with

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Zuckerberg Was at White House for Meetings on Thursday, Official Says

Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg was at the White House on Thursday for meetings, according to a White House official. Your trusted source for the latest news delivered weekdays from the team at U.

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Zuckerberg Visits White House to Discuss US Tech Leadership

Meta Platforms Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg visited the White House on Thursday to discuss how the company can support Trump administration efforts to strengthen US tech leadership, company spokesman Andy Stone said in a post on X.

The Verge · 23h

Mark Zuckerberg visits the White House.

Mark Zuckerberg was at the White House today to discuss how Meta can help the administration defend and advance American tech leadership abroad.” [Media:

The Latest: House Republicans focus on Trump's big budget package

House Republicans are working overtime after a lengthy White House meeting to meet President Donald Trump’s demand for a big ...

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Donald Trump's Tax Move Would Hurt Some of His Major Donors

The president has vowed to eliminate tax loopholes used by sports team owners, many of whom donate to GOP causes.

White House preparing executive order to abolish the Education Department

President Donald Trump promised for years to abolish the department — which he can't do without congressional approval.

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Trump wants a 'beautiful ballroom' in the White House

In 2016, before he took office the first time, Trump offered to spend $100 million for a new White House ballroom. He never ...

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Frenemies: Newsom comes hat in hand to meet Trump at White House

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will meet with President Donald Trump at the White House to ask for federal disaster aid ...

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'Seriously, not literally': how should the world take Donald Trump?

Anthony Scaramucci found a way to interpret Donald Trump's more controversial comments while serving briefly as White House ...

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Musk uses his X ownership and White House position to push Trump priorities, intimidate detractors

Musk’s use of the social media platform he owns has become both a cudgel and a megaphone for the Republican administration.

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List of American Companies That Support President Donald Trump

Companies like Coca Cola, PayPal and Uber have all contributed to Trump's campaign or the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

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