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Canada shoots back against Trump tariffs: Letters to the Editor — March 14, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Canada and the European Union levying retaliatory tariffs against the United States.

Why we need the Dems to not drive straight off a cliff

The party out of power is supposed to moderate the majority's excesses — but Democrats' over-the-top hysteria is a dereliction of duty.

President Trump: Slow down the tariff tit-for-tat and focus on tax cuts

With his on-again, off-again tariffs, President Donald Trump has lost his way on the economy.

Grumpy, Dopey and Woke — Disney’s Snow White disaster

As President Trump once memorably put it, “Everything woke turns to s—t.” That even includes attempts to remake a movie classic like “Snow White.”

Demand freedom for Jimmy Lai — the brave dissident Beijing can’t break

He's a man who can’t be bought off or bullied. Neither carrots nor sticks have prompted Jimmy Lai to kowtow to Beijing.

Potential Trump-DeSantis proxy war sparks intrigue in Florida governor’s race

President Trump's blessing in a primary race typically sends the competition running.

Parents, students lead protest against proposed D.C. budget cuts in federal stopgap bill

Dozens of D.C. parents and students crowded a Senate office building Thursday to protest major potential cuts to the city's school system after House Republicans passed a federal spending bill requiring the District to slash its budget by $1 billion.

White House withdraws nomination for David Weldon to head CDC

The White House on Wednesday withdrew Dave Weldon's nomination to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a rare setback for President Trump's picks even as the Senate advanced nominees to lead other health agencies.

Trump’s birthright citizenship case reaches Supreme Court

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to step in and allow the president's attempt to limit birthright citizenship to take effect, at least in some cases, while the court battles over his executive order rage on.

Trump grows more confident about the annexation of Greenland

President Trump said Thursday the annexing of Greenland could happen and that NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte could play a role.

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