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The Labour leader has cancelled ongoing Brexit talks with Theresa May's government in a blow to her hopes of passing a deal before leaving office.

The White House said on Friday it would hold off on deciding whether to impose steep tariffs on cars entering the US.

Three officials told The New York Times that recent intelligence also hinted at Iranian plots to attack US diplomats and troops.

The Social Security Administration's "no-match letters" warn employers if their workers' names and Social Security numbers don't match.

The president has been "micromanaging" his border wall project "down to the smallest design details," The Washington Post reported.

The judge also imposed fines that will kick in at $500 a day after 30 days and $1,000 a day after 60 days.

"Simply stating that we've enjoyed seven decades of peace is no longer enough to justify the European project," Merkel said.

Senators from rural states have warned President Donald Trump that the patience of farmers who were key to his election is wearing thin.

Money laundering organizations recruited people who would open bank accounts for the cartel's drug money, according to US investigators.

President Donald Trump has repeated falsehoods about trade left and right. Here are some of the most popular ones.

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