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  Title	Trump gives verdict on Musk buying TikTok as president attacks ‘nasty' bishop for defending migrants: Live
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  Summary	LIVE – Updated at 09:36 Donald Trump has said that he would be open to his billionaire ally Elon Musk or Oracle boss Larry Ellison buying the US arm of Chinese social video app TikTok from parent comp
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  Content	LIVE – Updated at 09:36 Donald Trump has said that he would be open to his billionaire ally Elon Musk or Oracle boss Larry Ellison buying the US arm of Chinese social video app TikTok from parent company ByteDance after granting it a 75-day reprieve on being banned in the US.Asked by reporters at the White House on Tuesday whether he would be happy for Musk to make the acquisition, he answered: “I would be, if he wanted to buy it. I'd like Larry to buy it, too.”The new president has meanwhile hit out at the Bishop of Washington, Mariann Budde, who conducted a Tuesday morning prayer service at the Washington National Cathedral he attended, calling her “a Radical Left hard line Trump hater” and saying she had been “ungracious” by calling upon him to show mercy towards LGBT+ children and migrants.“Apart from her inappropriate statements, the service was a very boring and uninspiring one,” Trump fumed, demanding an apology. He has meanwhile moved to pardon Ross Ulbricht, founder of the Silk Road illegal drugs marketplace, announced a $500bn AI project and seen his order to end birthright citizenship challenged as unconstitutional by 22 states. Key Points Donald Trump says he's open to Elon Musk buying TikTok ‘if he wants to'Angry Trump demands apology from bishop over mercy appeal for ‘scared' immigrants and trans youthTrump sued by 22 states and pregnant women over ‘flagrantly illegal' birthright citizenship orderMusk forced to respond over inauguration ‘Nazi salute'Trump pardons more than 1,500 Capitol rioters Angry Trump demands apology from Bishop of Washington over appeal for mercy for ‘scared' immigrants and trans youth 09:35 , Joe Sommerlad The new president has meanwhile hit out at the Bishop of Washington, Mariann Budde, who conducted a Tuesday morning prayer service at the Washington National Cathedral he attended, calling her “a Radical Left hard line Trump hater” and saying she had been “ungracious” by calling upon him to show mercy towards LGBT+ children and migrants.“Apart from her inappropriate statements, the service was a very boring and uninspiring one,” Trump fumed, demanding an apology.Here's Katie Hawkinson's report. Trump slams bishop as ‘nasty' for urging mercy to immigrants, LGBT+ community Donald Trump says he's open to Elon Musk buying TikTok ‘if he wants to' 09:16 , Joe Sommerlad Good morning!Donald Trump has said that he would be open to his billionaire ally Elon Musk or Oracle boss Larry Ellison buying the US arm of Chinese social video app TikTok from parent company ByteDance after granting it a 75-day reprieve on being banned in the US.Asked by reporters at the White House on Tuesday whether he would be happy for Musk to make the acquisition, he answered: “I would be, if he wanted to buy it. I'd like Larry to buy it, too.”Vishwam Sankaran reports. Trump says he's open to Musk buying TikTok Trump has signed a slew of executive orders — can they be challenged? 08:45 , Ariana Baio President Donald Trump signed a batch of executive orders on inauguration day to begin implementing his conservative agenda but some of his most ambitious – revoking birthright citizenship and denying the identity of transgender people – are likely to face legal challenges.Executive orders are mandatory declarations from the president to federal agencies or the military about how they should use resources given to them by Congress or operate within the limits of the U.S. Constitution. It is typical for presidents to sign executive orders upon taking office to display an eagerness to begin working.But Trump has made it clear, he plans to utilize his presidential authority to carry out his agenda to the fullest extent possible. Already, he has set the record for most executive orders signed on the first day in office.However, some of his executive orders face legal challenges with lawmakers disputing Trump's scope of authority. Now, many are left wondering if there is any way to stop or challenge an executive order.Read on... Trump has signed a slew of executive orders. But is there any way to challenge them? Watch: Boebert tells pardoned Jan 6 rioters to come back to US Capitol for tour 08:15 , Oliver O'Connell Lauren Boebert tells pardoned Jan 6 rioters: 'Come back to the Capitol for a tour‘ Trump's inauguration was a ratings dud 07:46 , Josh Marcus Fox News was the top destination for those who wanted to see President Donald Trump sworn into office for the second time, according to Nielsen's early data ratings, which were released Tuesday afternoon. On the flip side, though, the early ratings show that Trump's ceremony pulled in nearly 14 million fewer viewers than Joe Biden's ceremony back in 2021.Between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET, which encompassed Trump's swearing-in ceremony and first address as president, Fox News drew 10.3 million total viewers, and 2 million in the coveted advertising demographic of adults aged 25-54. The total, if it stands, would be the second-highest-rated inauguration in the channel's history.CNN pulled in just 1.7 million viewers overall, and a demo audience of 534,000, which is the second-lowest inauguration in the network's history if the numbers hold up. MSNBC, meanwhile, delivered its lowest-rated inauguration day, averaging just 848,000 total viewers and 104,000 in the key demographic group.Among the broadcast networks, ABC led in total viewers with 4.7 million, while NBC pulled ahead in the demographic with 1.2 million. On Monday, 26.3 million viewers watched Trump take the oath of office across seven different networks, including Fox Business Network. Roughly 5.9 million tuned in from the key demographic group.Justin Baragona has the story. Trump inauguration pulls in just 26 million viewers, way down from Biden in 2021 Trump looks awkward as bishop urges him to ‘have mercy' on ‘scared' immigrants and LGBT+ youth 07:45 , Oliver O'Connell As he celebrated the second day of his presidency, Donald Trump heard “one final plea” from the pulpit at the Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday.Hours after the president signed a series of executive orders that upend immigration policy and seek to remove transgender Americans from public life, Episocal Bishop Mariann Budde urged the president to “have mercy” for the “scared” LGBT+ children and immigrant families across the countryAlex Woodward reports on the awkward moment. Trump looks awkward as bishop urges him to ‘have mercy' on ‘scared' immigrants, LGBT ANALYSIS: Trump's whirlwind first day 07:15 , Oliver O'Connell John Bowden writes:Donald Trump is back in Washington. So is the Trump Show: a 24-hour, nonstop spectacle of governance and politicking that runs both his critics and the media (sometimes one and the same) ragged.After taking the oath of office at noon on Monday, the new president sprinted through his first day. Issuing more than 200 executive orders and other actions, Trump began his administration's assault on birthright citizenship, environmental protections, and parts of Joe Biden's legacy with directives targeting a staggering scope of issues.This was all carefully calculated: a “Day One” agenda that captured Americans' attention in a way that Biden and his former running mate/replacement Kamala Harris never could.Continue reading... With a whirlwind first day, Trump upends government and brings back the spectacle Number of states suing Trump over ‘flagrantly illegal' birthright citizenship order grows to 22 06:45 , Oliver O'Connell A pregnant woman living in Massachusetts with temporary protected status is expected to give birth in March. But under the terms of Donald Trump's executive order that unilaterally redefines the Constitution, upending federal law and decades of established Supreme Court precedent, her baby will not be a citizen.She is the lead plaintiff in a federal lawsuit against the newly inaugurated president and members of his administration, accused of mounting a “flagrantly illegal” attempt to “strip citizenship from millions of Americans with a stroke of a pen.”Alex Woodward reports. Trump sued by 22 states over ‘unlawful' birthright citizenship order After giving TikTok a second chance, can Trump actually save the app from its ban? 05:45 , Oliver O'Connell On Sunday, the 170 million Americans who use TikTok saw the same message when they opened the app.“As a result of President Trump's efforts, TikTok is back in the U.S.”But can Trump really save the app?Katie Hawkinson investigates. Trump has given new life to TikTok in the US...but can he actually save the app? Exclusive: Insiders claim Trump has Starmer ‘over a barrel' on trade deal 04:45 , Oliver O'Connell Donald Trump's new administration believes it has Sir Keir Starmer's government “over a barrel” on trade as Britain becomes increasingly reliant on a US deal, insiders have told The Independent.Senior sources in the president's team said the UK had no choice but to seek a trade agreement after the prime minister said his government's success would be judged primarily on economic growth.David Maddox, The Independent's political editor, reports from Washington, D.C. Trump has Starmer ‘over a barrel' on trade deal, insiders claim Ariana Grande ‘likes' post mocking Carrie Underwood's inaugural performance 03:45 , Oliver O'Connell Ariana Grande may have accidentally revealed her opinion on Carrie Underwood's performance during Donald Trump's inauguration.On Monday (January 20) the “Before He Cheats” singer sang her rendition of “America the Beautiful” a cappella after experiencing some technical difficulties.Brittany Miller reports on what happened next. Ariana Grande ‘likes' post mocking Carrie Underwood's inauguration performance Amid fears of first Trump deportation raid, Chicago immigrant hub neighborhood goes quiet 03:15 , Oliver O'Connell Chicago's Little Village neighborhood, home to a large population of Latin American immigrants, has reportedly gone quiet, as the city waits to see whether it becomes the first target of Donald Trump's plan to carry out mass deportations immediately upon taking office.Immigration czar Tom Homan said Monday that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement had “pulled back” a reported Chicago operation, after news of the potential plan leaked over the weekend, but that Americans will see the agency in action “real soon.”The looming threat of an ICE raid, whenever it comes, has already impacted the Little Village area, according to local business owners and officials.Josh Marcus reports. Chicago immigrant hub neighborhood goes quiet amid fears of Trump deportation raid ICYMI: Trump looks awkward as bishop urges him to ‘have mercy' on ‘scared' immigrants and LGBT+ youth 02:45 , Oliver O'Connell As he celebrated the second day of his presidency, Donald Trump heard “one final plea” from the pulpit at the Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday.Hours after the president signed a series of executive orders that upend immigration policy and seek to remove transgender Americans from public life, Episocal Bishop Mariann Budde urged the president to “have mercy” for the “scared” LGBT+ children and immigrant families across the countryNeedless to say, this made things a little awkward for the first family as Alex Woodward reports. Trump looks awkward as bishop urges him to ‘have mercy' on ‘scared' immigrants, LGBT Comedian Theo Von slams the Paul brothers over inauguration prank 02:15 , Oliver O'Connell Theo Von has set the record straight about his viral accident during President Donald Trump's inauguration.In an X/Twitter video posted by 29-year-old Logan Paul and captioned: “MAKE CHAIRS GREAT AGAIN,” Von is seen sitting directly in front of the YouTuber when his chair suddenly collapses.Inga Parkel reports. Theo Von slams Paul brothers for collapsing his chair during Trump's inauguration Homeland Security orders employees back to office ahead of expected mass deportations 01:45 , Oliver O'Connell Department of Homeland Security employees have been ordered back to the office as the agency follows through with new President Donald Trump's executive order and ahead of his expected mass deportations of illegal migrants.In a memo shortly after the inauguration, Acting DHS Secretary Benjamine Huffman said the amount of hours being spent in the office throughout the agency was “unacceptable.”Madeline Sherratt has the details. DHS orders employees back to work following Trump mandate Watch: ‘QAnon Shaman' adopts bizarre English accent 01:15 , Oliver O'Connell ‘QAnon Shaman' adopts bizarre English accent when confronted on Jan 6 Legal challenges expand against Trump birthright citizenship ban 01:00 , Josh Marcus A pregnant woman living in Massachusetts with temporary protected status is expected to give birth in March. But under the terms of Donald Trump's executive order that unilaterally redefines the Constitution, upending federal law and decades of established Supreme Court precedent, her baby will not be a citizen.She is the lead plaintiff in a federal lawsuit against the newly inaugurated president and members of his administration, accused of mounting a “flagrantly illegal” attempt to “strip citizenship from millions of Americans with a stroke of a pen.”The lawsuit was filed by Boston-based Lawyers for Civil Rights on behalf of Brazilian Worker Center and La Colaborativa, which have “numerous members who are either currently pregnant or planning to grow their families in the future, and whose children will be among the targeted citizens,” according to the complaint.A lawsuit in Maryland from CASA and the Asylum Seeker Advocacy is seeking to overturn Trump's order on behalf of five pregnant women who “fear that their children will be denied United States citizenship” based on their immigration status “and that of their children's fathers.”Alex Woodward has the story. Trump sued by 22 states over ‘unlawful' birthright citizenship order Trump supporters slam bishop urging Christian tolerance for migrants, LGBTQ people 00:55 , Josh Marcus Allies of President Donald Trump furiously criticized the bishop who pleaded with the Republican to show “mercy” towards migrants and the LGBT+ community.Trump and his family attended a National Prayer Service at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. Tuesday. Hours prior, he signed a slew of executive orders, many of which included hard-line immigration policies — such as ending birthright citizenship — while another denied the existence of transgender, nonbinary and intersex people throughout the government.At the service, Episocal Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde called on Trump to “have mercy” for the “scared” LGBT+ children and immigrant families across the country.“There are gay, lesbian, and transgender children in Democratic, Republican, and independent families — some who fear for their lives,” Budde pointedly said directly to Trump.Katie Hawkinson has the story. Trump supporters slam bishop urging Christian tolerance for migrants, LGBTQ community Bannon: Trump ‘broke' Musk and Zuckerberg — who don't really believe in MAGA movement 00:45 , Oliver O'Connell Donald Trump's former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon has fired a fusillade of heavy blows at the Silicon Valley tech triad arguing that the Trump 2.0 era will “break all these guys eventually.”Speaking about the three richest men in the world, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Tesla and X CEO Elon Musk, and Amazon's Jeff Bezos, who all attended Trump's inauguration, Bannon said an era of “techno-feudalism” had arisen but that the tech “oligarchs” would undoubtedly falter in the new Trump era.Madeline Sherratt reports. Steve Bannon says Trump ‘broke' tech bros Musk and Zuckerberg What do the polls say about Trump's support? 00:35 , Josh Marcus A new poll has revealed how Americans feel about President Donald Trump after his first two days in office — and the results are both good and bad news for the Republican.Some 47 percent of respondents approved of Trump's administration, a higher rating than he earned during much of his first term, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted in the first 24 hours of his presidency.But Trump's specific policy actions in the last day have seen lower approval ratings.Fifty-eight percent of Americans said Trump should not pardon all people convicted of crimes related to their involvement in the January 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection, according to Reuters. But the president has done nearly exactly that, signing pardons Monday for some 1,500 people involved in the riots.Katie Hawkinson reports. Poll shows how America feels about Trump after his first two days in office Trump media stock takes a nose dive as he returns to Oval Office 00:25 , Josh Marcus The stock price of Trump Media & Technology Group plummeted during the first full day of President Donald Trump's second term, dropping more than 11 percent in a single day.A share of Trump Media, which sells under the ticker “DJT,” was worth just over $35 on Tuesday afternoon.On Friday, it was worth more than $40, about the same as after the assassination attempt that saw Trump get shot in the ear in July last year. The share price has dropped more than 28 percent over the course of the last year.Trump Media, the parent company of Truth Social, isn't the only Trump-connected entity seeing its price drop. Trump launched a crypto coin just days before taking office, the price of which dropped on Tuesday after initially rallying.Gustaf Kilander has the details. Trump media stock takes a nose dive as he returns to Oval Office Judges begin signing off on Trump January 6 pardons 00:21 , Josh Marcus Courts are beginning to approve Donald Trump's sweeping pardons of his supporters who were convicted of storming the Capitol on January 6, 2021.Here's more on how those who lived through January 6 feel about the pardons. Cop who survived Capitol riot injuries condemns Trump's pardons Trump's inauguration got lowest ratings since at least 1969 00:17 , Josh Marcus Donald Trump's inauguration was one of the lowest-rated in recent TV history, Vulture reports.The ceremony drew a 14.1 household Nielsen rating, down from Biden's 21.1 and Trump's 20.1 rating for his first inauguration.The festivities drew just 24.6 million TV viewers. Trump gave Jan. 6 rioters a mass pardon. Here's a reminder of the crimes they committed 00:15 , Oliver O'Connell After ascending to the top of the GOP ticket in March 2024, Donald Trump made a promise.“My first acts as your next President will be to Close the Border, DRILL, BABY, DRILL, and Free January 6 Hostages being wrongfully imprisoned,” he wrote at the time on his Truth Social platform.On his first day back in office on Monday, Trump stayed true to his word on the rioters and granted clemency to more than 1,500 supporters charged with crimes connected to the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol building.James Liddell looks back at the crimes they committed: Trump gave Jan. 6 rioters a mass pardon. Here's a reminder of their crimes Watch: Trump asked if Proud Boys have place in US politics 00:00 , Oliver O'Connell Fox News contributor argues bishop's speech urging mercy on migrants is ‘misuse of religion' 01:23 , Josh Marcus Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo has joined many on the right in criticizing a Washington bishop for urging Trump during a service on Tuesday to show mercy to migrants and LGTBQ+ people. “It's really a misuse of religion here,” Arroyo said. “They came together—the Trump family, the Vance family—they came to pray for the nation, not to be lectured by this woman who looks like Kate McKinnon after a rain storm.”For more on the backlash, here's Katie Hawkinson. Trump supporters slam bishop urging Christian tolerance for migrants, LGBTQ community Billy Ray Cyrus speaks out after ‘cringeworthy' inaugural ball performance Tuesday 21 January 2025 23:50 , Oliver O'Connell Billy Ray Cyrus has issued a statement regarding his “epic disaster” of a performance at Donald Trump's Liberty Ball.On Monday (January 20) evening, the 63-year-old country star took the stage to perform his hit tune “Achy Breaky Heart” and his Lil Nax X collaboration “Old Town Road.”Inga Parkel reports on what happened next. Billy Ray Cyrus speaks out after ‘cringeworthy' performance at Trump's Liberty Ball Fox News dominates as Trump inauguration pulls in 26 million viewers Tuesday 21 January 2025 23:40 , Oliver O'Connell According to Nielsen's early data ratings, which were released on Tuesday afternoon, Fox News was the top destination for those who wanted to see President Donald Trump sworn into office for the second time.Between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET, which encompasses Trump's swearing-in ceremony and first address as president, Fox News drew 10.3 million total viewers and 2 million in the coveted advertising demographic of adults aged 25-54. The total, if it stands, would be the second-highest-rated inauguration in the channel's history.Justin Baragona reports. Trump inauguration pulls in 26 million viewers as Fox News dominates ANALYSIS: Trump's whirlwind first day Tuesday 21 January 2025 23:30 , Oliver O'Connell John Bowden writes:Donald Trump is back in Washington. So is the Trump Show: a 24-hour, nonstop spectacle of governance and politicking that runs both his critics and the media (sometimes one and the same) ragged.After taking the oath of office at noon on Monday, the new president sprinted through his first day. Issuing more than 200 executive orders and other actions, Trump began his administration's assault on birthright citizenship, environmental protections, and parts of Joe Biden's legacy with directives targeting a staggering scope of issues.This was all carefully calculated: a “Day One” agenda that captured Americans' attention in a way that Biden and his former running mate/replacement Kamala Harris never could.Continue reading... With a whirlwind first day, Trump upends government and brings back the spectacle Facebook users say they are now auto-following Trump Tuesday 21 January 2025 23:20 , Oliver O'Connell Facebook users say they're auto-following President Donald Trump and White House pages after the inauguration of the 47th president amid the rightward turn of Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg.Gustaf Kilander investigates. Facebook users say they are now auto-following Trump BREAKING: Trump uses Biden pardons to defend release of violent Jan 6 rioters Tuesday 21 January 2025 23:05 , Oliver O'Connell President Donald Trump used his predecessor's decision to grant preemptive pardons to his family members and other critics of the 47th to deflect criticism for releasing thousands of violent January 6 rioters, including some who assaulted police officers at the Capitol four years ago.Speaking at a media availability with a trio of technology executives who were announcing a half-billion dollar investment in AI data centers, Trump was asked about the release from custody of DJ Rodriguez, who during the January 6, 2021 riot drove a stun gun into the neck of Washington, DC police officer Michael Fanone.Andrew Feinberg reports from Washington, D.C. Trump uses Biden pardons to defend release of violent Jan 6 rioters After giving TikTok a second chance, can Trump actually save the app from its ban? Tuesday 21 January 2025 23:00 , Oliver O'Connell On Sunday, the 170 million Americans who use TikTok saw the same message when they opened the app.“As a result of President Trump's efforts, TikTok is back in the U.S.”But can Trump really save the app?Katie Hawkinson investigates. Trump has given new life to TikTok in the US...but can he actually save the app? Watch: Trump announces ‘Stargate' AI investment program Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:52 , Oliver O'Connell Read more about the program here: Trump to announce newly formed partnership investing $500B in AI Petty Trump administration removes portrait of critic General Milley from Pentagon Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:45 , Oliver O'Connell The Pentagon removed a portrait of General Mark Milley, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, from its walls on Monday just hours after President Donald Trump was sworn into office.Milley, who was appointed to the position by Trump in 2018 and retired under President Joe Biden last year, had his portrait unveiled and hung in the hallway alongside other former Joint Chiefs of Staff less than two weeks ago.But roughly two hours after Trump was inaugurated, the White House ordered its removal, according to a New York Times report.Ariana Baio has the story. Portrait of Trump critic General Mark Milley removed from Pentagon Trump has signed a slew of executive orders —can they be challenged? Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:35 , Ariana Baio President Donald Trump signed a batch of executive orders on inauguration day to begin implementing his conservative agenda but some of his most ambitious – revoking birthright citizenship and denying the identity of transgender people – are likely to face legal challenges.Executive orders are mandatory declarations from the president to federal agencies or the military about how they should use resources given to them by Congress or operate within the limits of the U.S. Constitution. It is typical for presidents to sign executive orders upon taking office to display an eagerness to begin working.But Trump has made it clear, he plans to utilize his presidential authority to carry out his agenda to the fullest extent possible. Already, he has set the record for most executive orders signed on the first day in office.However, some of his executive orders face legal challenges with lawmakers disputing Trump's scope of authority. Now, many are left wondering if there is any way to stop or challenge an executive order.Read on... Trump has signed a slew of executive orders. But is there any way to challenge them? Bureau of Prisons says 211 Jan 6 convicts have been released Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:32 , Oliver O'Connell The Bureau of Prisons released the following statement: On Monday, Jan 20, 2025, President Trump directed a pardon for more than 200 individuals who were convicted defendants associated with the activities of January 6, 2021. The Federal Bureau of Prisons received the release order for those individuals at roughly 9:30 p.m. on January 20. Upon formal notification, FBOP reviewed and verified the individual's information and conveyed the updated status to the impacted facility where they were housed, and as of approximately 10:30 p.m. the first individuals began being released. Effective 9:30 a.m. on January 21, 2025, all individuals who had their sentence pardoned or commuted, and were under BOP custody, were released. The entire process for those individuals under BOP custody took approximately 12 hours and resulted in the release of 211 individuals.According to the Department of Justice, 667 of the 1,100 defendants who had been sentenced were jailed Watch: JD Vance's children steal show at inaugural parade Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:30 , Oliver O'Connell JD Vance's children steal show at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration parade DOGE gets a logo... and it's really somthing Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:27 , Oliver O'Connell Watch: Tuberville outraged bishop urged Trump to show mercy to migrants and LGBT+ people Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:20 , Oliver O'Connell Colbert mocks ‘weather cuck' Trump for moving inauguration indoors Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:15 , Oliver O'Connell Stephen Colbert has reacted to Donald Trump's return to the White House, mocking the president for his last-minute decision to relocate the inauguration indoors due to winter temperatures.Days before the Monday (January 20) ceremony, the transition team announced that for the first time in decades, the elaborate event, which commonly takes place outside on the steps of the Capitol, would be held inside the Capitol Rotunda.Hours after the ceremony, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert host teased Trump for the last-minute location change in his opening monologue.Inga Parkel has the story. Stephen Colbert mocks Trump over last-minute inauguration change Exclusive: Insiders claim Trump has Starmer ‘over a barrel' on trade deal Tuesday 21 January 2025 22:00 , Oliver O'Connell Donald Trump's new administration believes it has Sir Keir Starmer's government “over a barrel” on trade as Britain becomes increasingly reliant on a US deal, insiders have told The Independent.Senior sources in the president's team said the UK had no choice but to seek a trade agreement after the prime minister said his government's success would be judged primarily on economic growth.David Maddox, The Independent's political editor, reports from Washington, D.C. Trump has Starmer ‘over a barrel' on trade deal, insiders claim Watch: Highlights from Elise Stefanik's confirmation hearing to be Trump's UN amabassador Tuesday 21 January 2025 21:58 , Oliver O'Connell Number of state suing Trump over ‘flagrantly illegal' birthright citizenship order grows to 22 Tuesday 21 January 2025 21:50 , Oliver O'Connell A pregnant woman living in Massachusetts with temporary protected status is expected to give birth in March. But under the terms of Donald Trump's executive order that unilaterally redefines the Constitution, upending federal law and decades of established Supreme Court precedent, her baby will not be a citizen.She is the lead plaintiff in a federal lawsuit against the newly inaugurated president and members of his administration, accused of mounting a “flagrantly illegal” attempt to “strip citizenship from millions of Americans with a stroke of a pen.”Alex Woodward reports. Trump sued by pregnant women over ‘flagrantly illegal' birthright citizenship order Trump keep saluting during the national anthem but the flag code says he shouldn't Tuesday 21 January 2025 21:45 , Oliver O'Connell President Donald Trump has made a habit of saluting during the national anthem despite the flag code indicating that he should simply place his hand over his heart.Gustaf Kilander explains why. Why does Trump keep saluting during the national anthem? Watch: Trump confronted by bishop over migrants and LGBT+ children Tuesday 21 January 2025 21:35 , Oliver O'Connell Watch: Bishop confronts Trump over 'mercy' for LGBT+ children Eric Adams once said he doesn't need ‘racist' Tucker Carlson's support —guess who just interviewed him... Tuesday 21 January 2025 21:30 , Oliver O'Connell Eric Adams, the embattled New York City mayor who seems to be desperately angling for a pardon from President Donald Trump, recently sat down for a lengthy interview with MAGA podcaster and trusted Trump allyTucker Carlson.The friendly chat, which will air in full on Carlson's network and X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday night, comes less than three years after Adams rejected the former Fox News star's apparent endorsement of him in the New York mayoral race.Justin Barangoa has the story. Eric Adams sits down with Tucker Carlson — who he once called a ‘racist' Watch LIVE: January 6 rioters leave prison after Trump pardon Tuesday 21 January 2025 21:26 , Oliver O'Connell Reproductive rights and Spanish-language White House pages removed Tuesday 21 January 2025 21:15 , Oliver O'Connell The president has since been busy signing off on his orders with his signature Sharpie while his staff have been redecorating the White House and revamping its website in accordance with his values.However, the changes introduced to the latter so far appear to mean that visitors searching for pages that once provided information on reproductive rights or offered Spanish language content will only get “Error 404” messages for their trouble.Joe Sommerlad reports. Reproductive rights and Spanish-language White House webpages removed
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