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June 9, 2025

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Alex Ovechkin is called “Canadian” by Donald Trump, sending twitter to frenzy

US President Donald Trump made headlines on Tuesday morning not for commercial policy or diplomacy-but for a sudden hockey bypass during a press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Speaking from Oval Office to their first joint appearance since Carney’s election on April 28, Trump asked questions about cross -border tensions and the recent invoice war. But when asked what he wanted more than Canada, the two level president unexpectedly revolved in hockey-and Alex Ovechkin. “Concession? Friendship,” Trump initially replied. When he was further pressured, he edited: “No matter what, we will be friends with Canada … You have

Marco Rubio is heading to Canada amid Trump’s scalable tariff war

Listen to the article US Secretary of State Marco Rubio traveled to Canada on Wednesday, signaling a higher level visit by President Donald Trump’s administration from the launch of a controversial trade dispute with the country. Rubio’s journey comes as US-Canada relations continue to worsen under Trump’s aggressive trade policies, which included the imposition of invoices for steel and aluminum. Rubio is watching the team of seven (G7) of Foreign Ministers in Charlevoix, Quebec, where he will support further support for Ukraine, a key issue for industrial democracies. The G7 has largely supported Ukraine after Russia’s 2022 invasion, but Rubio’s

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