Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Updated: 5:30 p.m.
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U.S. allies affected by the trade policies are striking back.
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"Are the empires striking back?" the "Mad Money " host asked.
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Is the center-left striking back in the Democratic presidential primary?
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So it's a wonderful story about everyday people kinda striking back.
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A president striking back at his investigators is not a new phenomenon.
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But homeowners and retailers are striking back with cameras and other technology.
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Striking back sounds good, but there are risks and obstacles to its success.
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Some of the targets of President Trump's insult-laden attacks are striking back.
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Now, Fox is striking back in another way: through its Fox News talent.
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This is nothing more than a visceral reaction to educated young women striking back.
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Now Maduro is striking back with Zambrano's arrest, the first since last week's uprising.
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RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words South Carolina Sen.
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The formal indictments represent the Israeli legal system striking back against his anti-democratic tendencies.
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Now, the U.S. is striking back ahead of the midterm elections in an unconventionally gentle way.
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And he's just being true to himself in responding to perceived insults by striking back hard.
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But unlike Syria, experts warn that North Korea has a means of striking back if provoked.
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An SLBM is also considered a key military asset when striking back after a nuclear attack.
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Compounding China's problems is the fact India claims it was striking back against terrorists in Kashmir.
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As immigration enforcement and deportations increase under President Trump, some religious leaders are striking back. Rev.
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Such calls are abetted by incumbent companies, notably publishing firms and taxi operators, which are striking back.
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Rosen is one of multiple high-profile candidates striking back against gendered attacks in the 2018 election.
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Twelve hours later, at sunset, Israeli warplanes began striking back at Hamas targets throughout the Gaza Strip.
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Striking back, they warned, could provoke asymmetric attacks against American military and civilians by Iranian proxies elsewhere.
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With her umbrella, she was literally striking back at the media after years of often sexist public scrutiny.
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He suggested another possible way of striking back at Mr. Trump, using the House's power of the purse.
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Why it matters: There would be a large risk of North Korea striking back with full force if provoked.
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But he said he would lean toward striking back, noting U.S. corn could be a good product to target.
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Ideally, you're guarding against a quick flurry of attacks and then striking back immediately afterward, when there's an opening.
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Surely even the biggest Trump haters applaud the president for his honorable action at striking back at the beast.
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John McCain writes in a new book that the U.S. should considering striking back at Russia with a cyberattack.
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Behind the harsh rhetoric, China has few options for striking back at the United States in a meaningful way.
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As Amazon has increasingly encroached on Google's digital ads business, Google is striking back by improving its own shopping capabilities.
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The striking back story of Mr. Burke's rise is matched only by the narrative of his sudden and tawdry fall.
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Instead of striking back against campus political correctness, the university administration is trying to create a safe space for itself.
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The U.S. is weighing whether striking back against Iran, if these extensive cyberattacks indeed come, would be the appropriate response.
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Now those leaders are striking back, moving to roll back the expansions — with encouragement, they say, from the Trump administration.
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What was striking back then — and is striking now — is that Moore was effectively ignoring standing federal law over marriage equality.
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We&aposve also imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, and they are striking back.
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Rebel fighters, striking back with artillery and bombings, have been unable to match the firepower of government forces backed by Russia.
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Cardi B is striking back at Nicki Minaj's implication that the Invasion of Privacy rapper pays to have her songs played.
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Chris Brown is striking back at a guy who got shot at one of his concerts, claiming it's not his problem.
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To the Editor: I have mixed feelings regarding aggressively striking back at President Trump, his advisers and cabinet, and his base.
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Striking back at the Termination Era, he championed and signed the Menominee Restoration Act, which restored the Menominee Tribe's federal recognition.
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The president was rightly applauded for striking back smartly against the Assad regime in Syria for its use of chemical weapons.
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And he's using Twitter to float a new idea for striking back — which, if it actually happened, would be very worrisome indeed.
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Miura-Ko, whose investments include Lyft, Refinery29 and Wanelo, foresees the "empire striking back" within five years — the "empire" being the government.
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This Spanish music boom feels like our culture is striking back at the way this country has of making Latinos feel invisible.
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Far bigger, better-armed and with an economy 8.5 times the size of Pakistan's, India nevertheless has limited options for striking back.
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Huawei launched a foldable smartphone on Sunday, striking back at Samsung just days after it launched the first consumer-ready foldable device.
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China's ambassador to the United States explained to CNBC on Tuesday evening why his country was striking back against U.S. trade measures.
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We went from striking back against those who attacked us, to regime change, to nation-building, to policing their country for them.
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Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron made political hay out of anti-Trump positioning during his trip to Europe, and he's striking back.
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The moves could be China's way of striking back at the West after the December arrest of Chinese tech executive Meng Wanzhou.
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Now Republicans are striking back, moving to slash the power of the new governor even before he takes the oath of office.
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After Trump's announcement, however, Canada, Mexico and the European Union appeared more interested in striking back against the U.S. Hunter was pessimistic.
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MONICA CROWLEY, POLITICAL COMMENTATOR, LONDON CENTER FOR POLICY RESEARCH: Yes, this is yet another example of the empire striking back against Donald Trump.
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Bella Hadid's mom is striking back at the Olympic gold medalist who trolled Bella for her new deal as a Nike brand ambassador.
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But some lawmakers are striking back by drafting state laws that would bar local governments from removing any more Confederate monuments and symbols.
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Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort is striking back against the charges special counsel Robert Mueller brought against him in the Russia investigation.
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Mr. Bannon cast the standoff over the wall as a case of the establishment striking back against Mr. Trump's insurgent victory in 2016.
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Still others believed that the president was justifiably striking back against attacks on him from Ms. Brzezinski and her co-host, Joe Scarborough.
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"Abbvie and Biogen delivered some fabulous numbers, best in show for 2018 even in the face of the Empire striking back," Cramer said.
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And now, employees are striking back by signing a letter demanding the company cancel the contract completely, as first reported by the Washington Post.
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Rodriguez says casting McGowan was way of striking back against Weinstein's predatory behavior (Rodriguez and McGowan were in a relationship from 2006 through 2009).
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Ferrari unleashed a hybrid supercar, Disney and Netflix are striking back against Georgia's abortion ban, and your constant WebMD-ing is making you sick.
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Baluchistan is no stranger to violence, with separatist fighters launching regular attacks on security forces for nearly a decade, and the military striking back.
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That could leave Abe with little political room to maneuver as the odd man out among U.S. trade partners striking back with countervailing tariffs.
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London (CNN Business)China is striking back at the United States as the trade war between the world's two biggest economies continues to escalate.
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The British diving expert, who Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk called a "pedo guy" in a public attack on Twitter, is striking back.
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The answer is obvious: because he thinks he has no other choice — that Americans, not Russians, are the aggressors, and he's just striking back.
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Now Iran's history of aggressive cyberattacks offers Tehran one potential avenue for striking back at the West for the U.S. killing of Maj. Gen.
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Baluchistan is no stranger to violence, with separatist fighters launching regular attacks on security forces for nearly a decade and the military striking back.
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Fargeat's movie, like Assassination Nation, is a stylish drama about a woman (Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz) striking back at the men who've done her harm.
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The officer faced her impassively, absorbing some blows, evading others, but never striking back at her, then finally turned and, with his comrade, walked away.
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Shia LaBeouf loudly claimed an L.A. bartender "f**ked up" by threatening him over french fries -- but now the bartender's striking back ... with a lawsuit.
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This week wasn't the Academy taking a principled stand; it was the Academy striking back because it didn't like the products it was being associated with.
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Striking back in Monaco, Ricciardo started from the first pole position of his career on a track where the pole is the usual prerequisite for victory.
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The bombing campaign was his way of striking back at what he believed was a dark allied force attempting to crush ordinary working men like him.
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But in larger markets with bigger taxi companies, municipal governments bristle at the company's deep, evident disdain for their authority — and they're capable of striking back.
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Instead, the war has settled into a stalemate, and the Houthis have developed increasingly sophisticated ways of striking back at Saudi Arabia, most notably with drones.
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Mr. Kushner suggested to Mr. Trump shortly after a special counsel was named that he should consider striking back forcefully, people briefed on the deliberations said.
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Karma, it would seem, is striking back all at once, and whatever's happening is as intent on punishing Gamby as he was on punishing Dr. Brown.
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Priggel and other farmers here, where about 237 percent of voters supported Trump, know their crops are obvious targets for countries striking back against U.S. tariffs.
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The subscription ticketing service MoviePass has been steadily lowering its prices to entice customers, and now theater chain Cinemark is striking back with its own subscription club.
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Mexico imposed tariffs on American products including pork and bourbon on Tuesday, striking back against import duties on steel and aluminum imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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To discuss the latest edition of the globalists striking back, let&aposs bring in Dinesh D&aposSouza whose new document "Death of a Nation" comes out August 3rd.
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The Destiny that emerges here, as each player concerns herself with getting new superpowers and striking back at the Red Legion, is a self-conscious and deliberate one.
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Maybe you could pass the hours crawling into an ATM and striking back at the man by voraciously devouring all the money inside, much like this hero rat.
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First, he argues that, in a land mass historically dominated by China, Russia, Persia (modern-day Iran) and Turkey, a half-hidden tradition of empire is striking back.
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James Alex Fields Jr.'s victims are striking back with a huge lawsuit ... and they're going after more white nationalists they believe were responsible for the Charlottesville carnage.
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Major U.S. trading partners wasted little time Thursday striking back against a White House move to slap steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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These two clubs have demonstrated the power of holding back on defense and striking back on counterattacks, especially against the wealthier and supposedly better clubs in their leagues.
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Neal told the Post that his envisioned legislation would reaffirm the protection for pre-existing conditions while striking back at the suit the Justice Department signed on to.
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Trump on Saturday defended his fitness for office, striking back against Wolff's book, which portrays the president as ill-equipped to handle the challenges of the Oval Office.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and his labor allies are striking back, threatening to sabotage a progressive third party for potentially giving its ballot line to his Democratic rival, Cynthia Nixon.
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RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words Ryan was asked about Trump's harsh criticism of Arizona's two GOP senators, John McCain and Jeff Flake.
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A large number of the game's protagonists are ecological freedom fighters who are striking back at a corporate structure that is literally sucking the life force from the planet.
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"Democratic candidates have a long history of not striking back fast enough when it comes to false narratives against them," said Rebecca Katz, the New York-based progressive strategist.
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But analysts said the Iranians had been restrained from striking back while awaiting President Trump's decision on whether to withdraw the United States from the nuclear agreement with Iran.
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In recent times, however, it's been Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant that have taken over primacy at CES, and now Apple is striking back with an expertly judged troll ad.
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He also said the North's nuclear and missile capabilities seem to have advanced rapidly recently but that the South was ready and capable of striking back should the North attack.
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It could potentially result in the U.S. striking back against North Korea with Tomahawk cruise missiles, as it did on a Syrian government airbase after a chemical attack in April.
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Now the Facebook-owned app is striking back with a new feature that lets you displays lyrics on your video Story synced to a soundtrack you've added with the Music sticker.
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Let's look at your position on voter ID Sensationalist media coverage can't look past Megyn Kelly's gender Americans have seen the catastrophic consequences of bullied children feeling powerless and striking back.
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China's ambassador to the United States explained why his country was striking back against U.S. trade measures, as Beijing slapped a new tariff hike on $50 billion worth of American goods.
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Take-Two and its subsidiary Rockstar filed the suit in January, striking back at a cease-and-desist notice from Pinkerton, which argued Red Dead Redemption 2 had infringed on its trademark.
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Washington last year imposed tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods imported from China, with Beijing striking back with duties on $110 billion worth of American products, including soybeans and other commodities.
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Moon also said North Korea's nuclear and missile capabilities seemed to have advanced rapidly recently but that South Korea was ready and capable of striking back in the event of an attack.
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President Trump is striking back against his cabinet over foreign policy decisions, crossing UN Ambassador Nikki Haley on Russia sanctions and overruling Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on congressional approval for Syria airtstrikes.
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He retaliated against the Italian government's campaign to crush the Mafia by striking back hard, ordering in 1992 the bombing assassinations of two leading anti-Mafia magistrates, Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino.
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Republican politicians in Delta Air Lines' home state of Georgia are striking back at the airline after it decided to scrap discounted airfare for participants in an upcoming National Rifle Association meeting.
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So far, the show's second season has been looking at the ramifications of the resulting robot rebellion, with hosts like Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and Maeve (Thandie Newton) striking back against the park.
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I'd wounded it there, dodging fire, tooth, and claw, and striking back with my switch axe, a sort of cleaver that stores up energy and can transform into an elementally charged great sword.
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The country has always promised it would make no first use of nuclear weapons — a limitation that means it might lose one or more major cities in a nuclear exchange before striking back.
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Analysts think that Iran, which has severe economic problems and a restive population at home, will now seek to avoid open conflict with the United States while opportunistically striking back against American interests.
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Replacement hooker Kristian Dacey crossed for the tourists after they dominated possession for the first 15 minutes of the second half but the Chiefs defended furiously before striking back with the three late tries.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday that he sees no threat of a recession in the country, striking back amid mounting concerns about the health of the economy.
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Both Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, and her foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, have raised the possibility of striking back at Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, by targeting the assets of oligarchs living in London.
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With a strong economy, low unemployment and the stock market near record highs, executives are striking back at rules they believe hamper their ability to make profits — even as they make more than ever.
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The assessment offered by Coats, based on input from the entire U.S. intelligence community, predicts Russian social media campaigns will focus on "aggravating" social and racial tensions and striking back at anti-Kremlin politicians.
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James Carder, chief information security officer of the security intelligence company LogRhythm and vice president of the LogRhythm Labs division, said that victims who hack back might find themselves inadvertently striking back against innocent parties.
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Canada's foreign minister announced Friday that Ottawa plans to impose about $12.6 billion worth of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods on July 1, joining other major U.S. allies striking back in the escalating trade dispute.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is striking back at former Vice President Joe Biden, a potential 2020 election rival, for suggesting he would "beat the hell out of" Trump if they were in high school.
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After Hamas accepted an Egypt-mediated cease-fire late Saturday, the situation calmed down but flaming kites and balloons continued to waft over into Israel, with the military signaling a new policy of striking back immediately.
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Assange's supporters have called his two alleged victims "honeypots," attributing the claims to a nation-state conspiracy striking back at a man who rose to global prominence after publishing classified United States diplomatic cables in 2010.
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Clinton introduced the phrase in October, at the first Democratic presidential debate, where it produced whoops of joy from the live audience: Here was Clinton striking back at the supposedly pie-in-the-sky Bernie Sanders.
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Striking back: Jacobson has published a response to the new study here, defending the idea of creating a reliable systems built on 100 percent renewables and alleging that the newly released study misrepresents his team's work.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats are striking back at the U.S. Congress and White House over their push to cut regulations, as Republicans ratchet up attacks on rules they say hurt business and give bureaucrats too much power.
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The allusion to Bass and his work with Hitchcock is a terrific fit for "Look What You Made Me Do," a song predicated on the idea that Swift has finally had enough and is striking back.
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On Monday, China said it would impose higher tariffs on a range of U.S. goods, including frozen vegetables and liquefied natural gas, striking back in its trade war with Washington after Trump warned it not to.
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Tottenham immediately striking back — not once, but twice, thanks to the sparkling Son Heung-min — to leave City needing to score four goals to reach the semifinals, to maintain its hopes of an unprecedented four trophies.
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Meanwhile, a Trump-ordered drone strike killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, which resulted in Iran striking back with missiles targeted at a U.S. base in Iraq, making many Americans are fearful about the possibility of war.
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Canada is striking back at the United States on the tariffs, slapping punitive measures on C$16.6 billion ($137.3 billion) worth of American goods, ranging from steel products to maple syrup to orange juice, starting on Sunday.
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RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words Second, it came as two Republicans broadly regarded as standing better chances of defeating Flake continue conversations with the White House about entering the race.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A United Nations-focused news outlet whose U.N. accreditation has come under review after U.S. prosecutors linked it to a scheme to bribe a former General Assembly president is striking back at its critics.
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While Washington responded judiciously to the increased rocket attacks on U.S. forces, by striking back against the Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia in Iraq, it also may have enabled Iran to flex its political muscles in Baghdad.
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China on Monday said it would impose tariffs ranging from 5% to 25% on 5,33 U.S. products on a target list worth about $60 billion from June 1, striking back after the United States raised duties last week.
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RELATED: Republican senators are striking back in Trump's public war of words A measure of the damage that his conduct has inflicted on his political fortunes is reflected in the continued ramifications of his news conference days afterward.
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China's finance ministry said on Monday it planned to impose tariffs ranging from 5% to 25% on 5,140 U.S. products on a target list worth about $6.713 billion from June 1, striking back after U.S. raised duties last week.
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Striking back once the enemy had overextended itself was central to German DNA throughout World War II. The Allies soon realized that this penchant for counterattack meant that the Germans would eventually move into the open and get hammered.
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Perhaps the only way out of this mess is for the stakes to be raised, for Democrats to respond to Republican provocations and an increasingly tilted playing field by striking back and pushing the system to a breaking point.
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The United States, he said, was systematically renegotiating what he called unfair trade deals and striking back against China's theft of intellectual property, predatory licensing agreements and the dumping of goods in the American market under President Xi Jinping.
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It also heard the sound of the judiciary, and one might say reality itself, striking back at a wrecking-ball president who has tried to damage public trust in the courts -- while exerting his own power in extraordinary ways.
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While some consideration was given to striking back at Iran that night, according to one White House official, the decision was made to hold off until more information came in regarding Iran's intentions and the conditions on the ground.
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"The drug companies that just reported phenomenal numbers ... are worth buying right into this Empire striking back," Cramer said, making a Star Wars reference to the trifecta of Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Berkshire's Warren Buffett and J.P. Morgan's Jamie Dimon.
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Hamilton trails Rosberg by eight points after the German won the last race in Singapore but his prospects of striking back with a 50th career win were lifted by an improved performance in practice following a disappointing Friday a fortnight ago.
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BEATTY: It is and to see Clapper and Brennin out there with titles of former director et cetera, you know these guys are no longer intelligence officials and it&aposs time for the President to start striking back at them.
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Striking back, two Baoneng firms, Shenzhen Jushenghua Co Ltd and Foresea Life Insurance Co Ltd, have called for the ouster of founder and chairman Wang Shi and the rest of the Vanke board, as well as for an extraordinary general meeting.
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BELGRADE/HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia Corp said on Wednesday it had filed a number of lawsuits against Apple Inc for violating 32 technology patents, striking back at the iPhone maker's legal action targeting the one-time cellphone industry leader a day earlier.
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As expected, Ioan Ciulea's proposal was quickly blocked by his colleagues, but he is now striking back with a new, admittedly more reasonable, plan: He wants local dog owners to keep their dogs indoors at night, instead of in their yards.
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This kick, a straight kick which arcs up from the floor rather than pushing in as the traditional Muay Thai teep or neb does, winded dozens of opponents through Schilt's career and gave them no chance at striking back at him.
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CBS has been the butt of everyone's jokes all week — Homer Simpson in a Fox skit and Mr. Kimmel in his routine on Tuesday both mocked its … elderly audience — so we'll see just how good Les Moonves's comedy department is at striking back.
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China and the United States have escalated their trade dispute in recent weeks, with Mr. Trump imposing tariffs on an additional $200 billion in Chinese exports to the United States, and China striking back with tariffs on $60 billion in American goods.
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In this case, Iranians are also striking back at the U.S. Friday's elections pit reformists, who dominate the Parliament and largely support President Hassan Rouhani, against right-wing politicians called "principalists," who favor greater state intervention in the economy and crackdowns on dissenters.
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China said it would impose higher tariffs on a range of U.S. goods, striking back in its trade war with Washington shortly after President Donald Trump warned it not to retaliate in the long-running trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
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Still, it is difficult to paint a full portrait of Trump's dealings with women, because many who have worked with him over the years have no interest in talking publicly about a candidate who has shown no hesitation in striking back at his critics.
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China said it would impose higher tariffs on a range of U.S. goods, striking back in its trade war with Washington shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump warned it not to retaliate in the long-running trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
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Some suggested that Saudi Arabia and its regional allies had ways of striking back at what they saw as a betrayal by the United States, by lessening their investments in the United States or dialing back their engagement in joint military and security programs.
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The indictment also shows how U.S. law enforcement agencies are striking back in concert with partners around the world in an effort to raise the cost of doing business for these types of outfits — and how Russia poses a continuing obstacle to these efforts.
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"I don't deny that the United States is capable of such an attack against North Korea, but you need to see that North Korea is capable of striking back," said Lu Chao, director of the Border Studies Institute at the Liaoning Academy of Social Sciences.
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There was Branch Rickey, who integrated Major League Baseball by signing Jackie Robinson and putting him on first base for the Dodgers in 1947, but only after provoking him to make sure he would be strong enough to take the expected abuse without striking back.
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Dambuster Studios' sequel to 2011's original Homefront sees a resistance force striking back against the USA-occupying Koreans, but it played—at Gamescom 2015—like the most tired kind of first-person shooter anyone could have the misfortune to sit through in this day and age.
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Reuters TV The White House threatened to strip six former U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials, including Obama-era CIA director John Brennan, of their security clearances as President Donald Trump considers striking back at critics of his summit meeting last week with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The Empire is striking back again, but not in a galaxy far, far away ... Darth Vader's in action high above the Clifton Suspension Bridge in the UK. The hot air balloon is repping the Dark Side on the first day of the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta in Bristol, England.
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Ms. Rousseff is striking back at her opponents at a time when her government has come under intense pressure over an economic crisis, corruption scandals and her nomination of her mentor and predecessor as president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, to join her cabinet as chief of staff.
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If "Bonnie and Clyde" were emblematic of the Prohibition era violence that grabbed headlines around the country in the early 1930s, making celebrities of gangsters like Al Capone and John Dillinger (who was killed by FBI agents on July 19813, 1934), the NFA was the federal government striking back.
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In an angry, unsparing new book, Hillary Clinton said she regretted not striking back at James B. Comey in July 2016, when he accused her of acting recklessly in using a private email account while secretary of state, even as he announced that the F.B.I. would not seek criminal charges against her.
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The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Thursday: Nokia Corp said late on Wednesday it had filed a number of lawsuits against Apple Inc for violating 32 technology patents, striking back at the iPhone maker's legal action targeting the one-time cellphone industry leader a day earlier.
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It is no mistake, I think, that we head into season two with a story featuring three characters from traditionally oppressed groups (two women, one of whom is a person of color, and a man of color) striking back against a wave of rich people who have kept them imprisoned in endless servitude and slavery.
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The travel industry is striking back against calls from Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE to close American borders following terrorist attacks in Brussels.
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Bruen said the response should involve tracking what's going on in China and other adversarial countries, developing defensive capabilities to fight back against disinformation campaigns when they start, and the US government potentially considering offensive campaigns to warn Chinese President Xi Jinping or Russian President Vladimir Putin that they run a risk of the US striking back publicly.
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Striking back in a dramatic way that will catch and hold your aggressors' attention is what audiences—some of them victims of workplace harassment themselves—connect with onscreen, and that's what they deserve to see as we celebrate the "silence breakers" who have banded together this year to expose that same ugly truth that has polluted Hollywood and beyond for years.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 22019 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.), widely considered one of the most vulnerable Senate Republicans up for reelection, is striking back after his Democratic challenger, Rep.
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Washington (CNN)Conservatives -- including House Speaker Paul Ryan -- are striking back after President Donald Trump announced last week he planned to raise tariffs on aluminum and steel coming into the US. "We are extremely worried about the consequences of a trade war and are urging the White House to not advance with this plan," Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong said in a statement Monday morning.
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Barbara LeeBarbara Jean LeeOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health House Democratic leadership member backs impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Calif.), have called on Trump to request a new authorization of use of military force (AUMF) from Congress before striking back at Iran.
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The move to withdraw from the Paris Agreement is just one of dozens in a long line of decisions made by Trump that falls in line with what has become his most defining trait: his supposed commitment to placing "America first," striking back against some imagined international gang of foreign powers, which through the Paris Agreement, was purportedly strong-arming the most powerful and dominant imperial power in the world into helping itself and its citizenry.
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"A lot of the run up this year was not only because the Fed changed its course, but also due to the abating of trade war concerns, and now that they've invigorated, it causes the gain to come off," said Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist at Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Co. China's finance ministry said on Monday it planned to impose tariffs ranging from 5% to 25% on 5,140 U.S. products on a target list worth about $60 billion from June 1, striking back after the United States raised duties last week.
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Rep. Ben ClineBenjamin (Ben) Lee ClineLive coverage: Witnesses say Trump committed impeachable offenses GOP lawmaker compares Trump impeachment hearings to 'Star Wars': It's 'The Empire Strikes Back' House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Va.) referenced the "Star Wars" saga while defending President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE amid the House's impeachment inquiry into his dealings in Ukraine, comparing the ongoing effort by Democrats to "the empire" striking back.
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