The latest: Mexico and Canada retaliate against Trump’s tariffs

“I will choose our community about President Donald Trump every day,” said Beyer.

Senator Martin Heinrich, Dn.M. I tweeted “I will begin to attend when the law begins to follow.”

Senator Patty Murray, D-Washington, also says he will not attend.

“On the other hand, I will meet with the constituents who have been harmed by the reckless dismissals of this administration and its illegal and continuous funds freeze throughout the government,” Murry said.

Mike Johnson is encouraging Republicans to omit the municipalities that have been full of protesters who denounce the Trump administration Classification of the federal government.

The speaker of the Republican party is echoing the president’s claims that the demonstrations are fed by professional protesters.

“We’ve seen this movie before,” Johnson said at a press conference.

Republicans find a loss to explain the Dux cuts that leave federal workers suddenly out of jobs from coast to coast.

Everything remembers Trump’s first mandate when the Democrats went to Republicans for trying to eliminate the law of low -price health care, and ended up winning the camera control in the middle of the period elections.

The Canadian Prime Minister says that the country’s tariffs will be implemented within 21 days.

“Today, the United States, launched a commercial war against Canada, its closest and close partner, its closest friend,” he said. “At the same time, they are talking about working positively with Russia, appeasing Vladimir Putin, a liar murderous dictator. Get that makes sense. “

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Matt Whitaker, a former interim attorney attorney in Trump’s first mandate, spoke on Tuesday with the legislators at a hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on his nomination.

Whitaker spoke more positively about NATO than Trump and Ally Elon Musk, who have questioned the value of the alliance to the United States.

Whitaker told the senators that a large part of his work would be to ensure that each NATO ally reaches Trump’s call to invest the equivalent of at least 5% of his gross domestic product in his military.

“They don’t worry that our European allies and Canada can do more and want to do more,” Whitaker said. “I hope you do what you need to continue making NATO the strongest alliance in the history of the planet.”

The measure is understood as a sample of support to Ukraine.

Representative Steny Hoyer, a Maryland Democrat, urged colleagues during a closed meeting to join the effort. The measure occurs a day after President Donald Trump directed a pause in the assistance of Ukraine and after the disastrous White House meeting last week between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The representative Lloyd Dogget, a Texas Democrat, who wore a blue and yellow tie, accused Trump and vice president JD Vance of “intimidating a statesman last week on behalf of a thug.”

“I think we need to make a complete support show for Ukraine tonight,” said Doggett.

The main Democrat in the Senate Intelligence Committee says that President Donald Trump’s decision to suspend the aid to Ukraine imposes on lives and will worsen the position of Ukraine at the negotiating table.

Senator Mark Warner of Virginia said Tuesday that military assistance for Ukraine defense against Russian invaders has always had bipartisan support. Warner said that Trump’s decision will weaken Ukraine and undermine his position in any peace conversation.

Warner has been a firm defender of intelligence exchange between the United States and Ukraine, a relationship that will be tested by Trump’s new position. Intelligence officials did not answer Tuesday to questions about the state of the relationship.

“I ask President Trump to reverse this Miope decision, which weakens the credibility of the United States on the global stage,” Warner said.

The measure occurs after President Donald Trump claimed Chinese interference with the operations of the critical shipping lane.

In a presentation, CK Hutchison Holding said it would sell all the actions in Hutchison Port Holdings and all the actions in Hutchison Port Group Holdings.

The two units have 80% in the Hutchison port group that operates 43 ports in 23 countries.

The consortium, composed of Blackrock, Global Infrastructure Partners and Investment Limited terminal, will acquire 90% interest in Panama Ports Company, which owns and operates the ports of Balboa and Cristóbal in Panama, according to the presentation.

Mike Johnson says he will not tear Trump’s speech, as Nancy Pelosi did of the then house of the house from the stand during the president’s first mandate.

In fact, Johnson said, he would like to “frame him in golden gold.”

The Republican speaker said he is excited about speech. “There really is much to celebrate,” he said.