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Trump threatens Canada with tariffs over wildfire smoke: 'Unacceptable'

President Donald Trump is threatening to charge tariffs to Canada over record levels of hazardous air drifting into the U.S. from hundreds of wildfires burning in the north.

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Trump attacks Canada as wildfire smoke chokes US cities

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Smoke risk remains for World Cup final as Donald Trump threatens Canada with tariffs

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Trump says he’s holding Canada responsible for wildfire smoke and threatens higher tariffs

President Donald Trump said Friday he’s holding Canada responsible for wildfire smoke hovering over much of the Midwestern and eastern United States and vowed to call Prime Minister Mark Carney, sugge...

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President Trump responds to choking smoke from wildfires in Canada

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Trump says US being 'invaded by filthy air' as he threatens Canada with tariffs over wildfires

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Trump targets Canada as smoke blankets parts of the U.S.

According to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre and federal officials, more than 900 wildfires were active Friday, with roughly 120 considered out of control.

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FIFA Meeting With White House Amid Health Concerns For World Cup Final

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Trump says US will hold Canada responsible for wildfire smoke, cites forest management

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‘Royal decree for news coverage’: Why Trump’s license threats are different this time

Brendan Carr is already scrutinizing TV broadcasters, but he may have to be careful echoing the president’s political grievances, legal experts say.

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Trump Hit by Dark Predictions Over Unhinged Election Speech

Donald Trump once again failed to provide evidence to support his claims that he won the 2020 election or to prove any election rigging, but the president’s primetime address has sparked concerns that he is launching a sinister plot ahead of the midterms.

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Trump says China seized 220 million voter files. What the documents say

The president said China 'fought like hell not to have a Donald Trump win.' A USA TODAY review of declassified records tells a different story.