At a campaign stop in Pittsburgh, President Joe Biden reignited the immigration debate by taking aim at Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, labeling him a former “illegal worker” in the U.S. Biden’s remarks, delivered to a union-heavy crowd, come as Musk aligns himself more closely with Donald Trump’s hardline immigration policies.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wasted no time addressing rising tensions with President-elect Donald Trump, flying to Mar-a-Lago for a face-to-face dinner aimed at averting a potential trade standoff. The meeting comes after Trump announced plans to impose steep tariffs on Canadian goods, a move that could destabilize North American trade relations.
