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Hours after a 25% tariff proposal on Brazil, the president directed supporters to use a nickname tying the measure to his October election opponent. The phrase spread on social media the same day.
The Japan TimesHours after a 25% tariff proposal on Brazil, the president directed campaign allies to promote a nickname linking the measure to his October election opponent. The directive instructed local party officers and supporters to circulate the term across social media platforms.
By afternoon the phrase had begun trending on X in Brazil, accompanied by a statement labeling the challenger an enemy of the country.
The president framed the tariff proposal as a line of attack against his main challenger ahead of a contest polls indicate will be close. A person familiar with the campaign said the effort began the same day the tariff proposal was announced.
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thewire.inThe Israeli military began pulling back from three villages in southern Lebanon on Tuesday morning. The move follows a U.S.-brokered pilot zone agreement reached last week in Rome and precedes a meeting between President Trump and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.
The review examines whether Harvard allowed Chinese donors to create scholarships that exclude American students. It focuses on possible Title VI violations tied to nearly $4.5 billion in reported foreign gifts.
nbcnews.comRep. Jamie Raskin is requesting records from the Trump administration on Jeffrey Epstein's foreign ties. The top House Judiciary Democrat cited evidence of activities on behalf of multiple governments.