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US President Donald Trump meanwhile has openly mused about military intervention in Venezuela, saying "all options are on the table", and analysts suggest he could consider further economic sanctions against the country, a third of whose oil production goes to the US.

US free market absolutist ideologists pump out more irrelevant and confusing rhetoric than a giant squid pours out ink - the wave of criticism for China's anti-corruption policies being a case in point.

US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he planned to meet Democratic People's Republic of Korea leader Kim Jong-un next month or in early June and hoped the discussions would ultimately lead to an end to the DPRK's nuclear weapons program.

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US President Donald Trump drew condemnation from Democratic and Republican political leaders for saying that "many sides" were to blame for the violence.

US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross condemned the GDPR in an op-ed in the Financial Times just a few days after it took effect, saying it is "likely to create barriers to trade". But in August, David Redl, an assistant secretary at the department, indicated the US government plans to work on data privacy issues.

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US President Donald Trump speaks during a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic briefing at the White House in Washington, US, August 10, 2020. [Photo/Agencies]

US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that "to address the emergency at the Southern Border", he would impose a 5 percent tariff on all goods imported from Mexico, effective June 10.

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US President Donald Trump and his administration repeatedly assailed the WHO for months and threatened to cut ties with the organization. Trump also announced in mid-April that his administration would halt US funding to the WHO.

US President Donald Trump, while making an unannounced appearance Monday as the Republican National Convention opened in Charlotte, North Carolina, raised doubts about the Nov 3 election.