In a recent meeting at the White House, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized to President Donald Trump that Canada is not for sale, firmly rejecting any notion of his country becoming the 51st state. This exchange between the two leaders took place amidst discussions about trade and sovereignty issues, with Trump expressing his desire to maintain friendly relations with Canada. Meanwhile, Trump’s proposal for a 100% tariff on foreign-made movies was undergoing revisions as he indicated willingness to consult with the industry.

Key stories from the same period include the US Supreme Court’s decision to allow the enforcement of a ban on transgender troops in the military, potentially leading to the discharge of thousands of service members. Additionally, there was controversy surrounding the temporary halt of military aid shipments to Ukraine without Trump’s approval, highlighting internal administration decisions. Trump also announced a cessation of US bombing in Yemen, following an agreement by the Houthis to stop targeting Red Sea shipping.

In another development, Trump appeared to soften his stance on imposing tariffs on foreign films after facing criticism from Hollywood and beyond. However, concerns were raised over Americans’ health risks due to cuts in the Environmental Protection Agency’s staffing levels and scientific research capabilities. Stay informed about these and other updates by referring to the detailed articles for each story.