Apple News Today How Canada’s “Reagan ad” reignited Trump’s trade war
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Oct 27, 2025 Tensions rise as Trump imposes tariffs on Canada following a critical ad from Ontario. U.S.-China trade talks suggest progress with a new framework deal. Reports reveal increasing violent encounters during ICE raids leading to more citizen detentions. Legal battles unfold for former FBI Director Comey and AG Letitia James against Trump's Justice Department. Meanwhile, Hurricane Melissa threatens the Caribbean, and California Democrats hint at potential presidential aspirations.
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China Talks Signal Tentative Trade Truce
- Talks signaled a possible U.S.-China trade truce despite prior threats of 100% tariffs that rattled markets.
- The deal is preliminary and could still leave room for further trade friction in 2026.
Rare Earth Controls Shift The Trade Power Balance
- China used export controls on rare earths to shift from defense to offense in trade tactics.
- Experts warn the U.S. not retaliating may invite more aggressive Chinese measures later.
Ontario Ad Sparks New Tariffs
- Trump paused talks with Canada and announced a new 10% tariff after Ontario ran an ad criticizing his tariff policy.
- Ontario paused the ad but defended using a Reagan clip to argue against tariffs.
