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President Trump's threats to annex Canada have unleashed a wave of patriotic fervor in this famously friendly nation. (SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images) ...

President Trump’s threats of a trade war and bringing Canada into the U.S. fold have created awkward moments for Americans living north of the border and made Canadians flag-waving patriots.

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The impact effect of tariffs was the discount for a recession and more rate cuts, and that combination was deemed a good rationale to buy bonds. It still is, and still could be in ...

A contract employee of the Uttar Pradesh electricity department, Saqib Khan, has been fired from his job in Saharanpur for allegedly waving a Palestine flag during Eid celebrations. The action ...

A contract worker with the electricity department in Uttar Pradesh's Saharanpur has been dismissed after he was seen waving a Palestinian flag during Eid celebrations. The action was taken after ...

A contract worker in Uttar Pradesh's electricity department was dismissed from service in Saharanpur for allegedly waving a Palestine flag on Eid, PTI quoted officials as saying on Sunday.

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