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Asked by reporters on Wednesday if Russian Federation was still targeting the United States, Trump shook his head and said, “No”.

Two letters and an apostrophe.That’s what it all came down to.

He called the no-trust motion the work of Congress arrogance and slammed the party for not “trusting” the programmes and initiatives of his government and institutions like the Chief Justice of India, Reserve Bank of India and EVMs. Stunned with Gandhi’s sharp...

President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin were welcomed to Helsinki, Finland, with a potent message about the importance of press freedom ahead of their bilateral summit.

Fox hosts, local and congressional Republicans and former intelligence chiefs described Trump’s performance with terms like “disgusting” and mused about what Putin has on the US president.

Asked about pressures on countries with weaker finances, he said, “We have many wealthy countries with us today but we have some that aren’t so wealthy and they did ask me if they could buy the military equipment, and could I help them out, and we will help them out a...

The Kremlin has the final say, but hasn’t responded yet to the proposal Trump made Thursday.

It is rare for ministers to deliver such a speech in Parliament.

He blamed the airstrike on Russia, Syrian President Bashar Assad’s top ally.

The shifting narrative underscores the degree to which Mr. Trump regularly picks and chooses intelligence to suit his political purposes.

Putin told Russian diplomats that in Helsinki, he proposed a referendum to resolve the conflict in eastern Ukraine but agreed not to disclose the plan so that Trump could consider it, according to two people who attended Putin’s closed-door speech on Thursday.

Members of the Republican Party and even Fox News hosts called out Trump for siding with Putin.

Japan and the European Union signed a wide-ranging free-trade deal on Tuesday that both sides hope will act as a counterweight to the protectionist forces unleashed by US President Donald Trump’s trade policies.

“Say that again?” Mr. Coats asked in surprise, as the audience laughed.

“Because there is no rule of law, as I said, in Russian Federation”. They spoke one-on-one for more than two hours and then held expanded negotiations.