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Trump says China wants to negotiate and we will meet at the right time: “Their economy is suffering greatly because they are not doing trade with the U.S.”

The Israeli Air Force releases footage of fighter jets preparing to conduct strikes on Houthi-controlled Sanaa International Airport and nearby targets in Yemen’s capital, with dozens of aircraft, including fighter jets, refuelers, and spy planes, dropping 50 munitions to disable the airport in under 15 minutes.

Appearing on CNN’s The Source on Monday, Mike Pence expressed serious reservations about President Donald Trump’s tariff proposals, arguing they would drive up prices and make life harder for American consumers, particularly families relying on affordable goods.
Pence told host Kaitlan Collins that while addressing trade imbalances is important, the current approach lacks precision. “I do have concerns, that with the president’s call for broad based tariffs against friend and foe alike that ultimately the administration is advancing policies that are not targeted at countries that have been abusing our trade relationship, but rather are essentially new industrial policy that will result in inflation, that will harm consumers and ultimately harm the American economy.”

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Conservative leader Friedrich Merz succeeded Tuesday in becoming Germany’s next chancellor, drawing applause and a palpable sense of relief in the parliament chamber after a historic loss in the first round of voting threatened the new government’s promises of stability. No other postwar candidate for German chancellor has failed to win on the first ballot. The stunning but short-lived defeat sent shock waves throughout Europe and dragged down the stock market. The DAX, the index of major German companies, fell by 1.8% at one point. As the most populous member state of the 27-nation European Union and the continent’s biggest economy, Germany is Europe’s diplomatic and economic heavyweight.

President Trump talking about Canada becoming the 51st state: “I believe it would be a massive tax cut for the Canadian citizens. You get free military.. you get tremendous medical care. A lot of advantages.”

National Unity Party leader Benny Gantz on Tuesday called Israel’s 2005 disengagement from Gaza a “strategic error,” warning that renewed discussions of a Palestinian state or territorial withdrawals are “detached from security reality.”
Speaking at the Makor Rishon Settlement Conference in Ofra, Gantz stressed the importance of maintaining full Israeli security control in key strategic areas.
“We must maintain full security control—in Gaza, Judea and Samaria, Southern Lebanon, and along the Syrian border,” he said. “Israel cannot afford to allow a significant invasion threat to develop on its borders.”

Following Israeli airstrikes, Yemenia Airlines has suspended all flights to and from Sana’a Airport.

President Trump greets Canada’s new PM Mark Carney at the White House.

Sec. Marco Rubio on the Houthis: “This was always a freedom of navigation issue. These are a band of individuals with advanced weaponry that were threatening global shipping, and the job was to get that to stop — and, if it’s going to stop, then we can stop.”

POTUS: “The Houthis have announced that — they don’t want to fight anymore. They just don’t want to fight, and we will honor that, and we will stop the bombings. They have capitulated… They say they will not be blowing up ships anymore.”

President Trump on Canada tariffs: “We’ll be talking about different things. We want to protect our automobile business… We want to make the automobiles. We have a tremendous abundance of energy, more than any country.”

New Canadian PM Mark Carney stated that “Canada is not for sale,” with President Trump responded saying, “Time will tell… Never say never.”

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump gave Canada’s new prime ministe

WATCH: More from the IDF airstrikes that have crippled the Saana International Airport as well as destroyed multiple power plants and a cement factory.

Sec. Kristi Noem: “Tomorrow is the day that Real ID will finally be enforced. It’s been a law that’s been in place for over 20 years. 81% of the travelers that travel by airline in the United States today are already compliant… It will allow us to know individuals in this country, who they are and that they’re authorized to travel.”

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