Stage is set for the Trump-Biden debate on Thursday. What will be the key issues that will dominate the first debate between the two? Collins Chong Yew Keat, Foreign Affairs, Strategy and Security expert, joins us to discuss

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Stage is set for the Trump-Biden debate on Thursday. What will be the key issues that will dominate the first debate between the two? Collins Chong Yew Keat, Foreign Affairs, Strategy and Security expert, joins us to discuss.

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The stage is set for the Trump Biden debate on Thursday. The current Democratic President and his Republican predecessor will face off in Atlanta Georgia for the first of two debates ahead of November's Elections. Watch in for more details!

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A New York judge eased a gag order on Tuesday that was imposed on Former US President Donald Trump during his criminal trial which saw him convicted of 34 counts. Watch in for more details!

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Former US President Donald Trump's key advisors have presented him with the plan to win Russia's war in Ukraine if he wins the presidential election that's scheduled to take place later this year. Watch in for more details!

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Long week for Democratic President Joe Biden and his rival Republican former president Donald Trump as they head into one of the most consequential presidential debates in decades.

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In a shift from his earlier stance on immigration, former US President Donald Trump has promised to grant automatic green cards to foreign students who graduate from US Colleges. He says this is aimed at preventing them from returning to their home countries. This departure from anti-immigrant rhetoric comes ahead of the November presidential election, where immigration is a key issue.

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Donald Trump's legal troubles have turned bittersweet as the former President seems to have played them to his advantage. A report says Trump's felony conviction has helped his campaign erode Joe Biden's edge in the cash battle owing to a surge of financial support post his conviction.

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A Washington state couple's argument was rejected by the Supreme Court on Thursday, preserving a Trump-era tax on foreign assets. The case could have compromised current tax laws and blown up Democratic talk of a wealth tax.

A Washington state couple's argument was rejected by the Supreme Court on Thursday, preserving a Trump-era tax on foreign assets. The case could have compromised current tax laws and blown up Democratic talk of a wealth tax. A 7-2 majority voted to uphold the tax. Justice Clarence Thomas issued a dissent, while Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote the majority opinion. Kavanaugh reiterated that the opinion was "narrow" and unrelated to the controversial wealth tax matter. The question of whether the government could tax investment revenues that had not yet been received was at stake in the much-watched lawsuit. The couple from Washington state, Charles and Kathleen Moore, contested a $15,000 tax they were issued due to their investment in an Indian company. According to the Moores, the taxed profits were never given to them, instead, they were reinvested. The tax in question was passed by Congress in 2017 by former President Donald Trump. Over ten years, the provision was predicted to raise $340 billion. A federal wealth tax is something that President Joe Biden and several congressional Democrats have been eyeing for many years, and some conservative organisations warned that the government's win could pave the way for it. Also read: Mark Rutte to succeed Stoltenberg as NATO secretary-general amid escalating global tensions The bottom line, according to Kavanaugh, is that "Moores’ argument, taken to its logical conclusion, could render vast swaths of the Internal Revenue Code unconstitutional. "And those tax provisions, if suddenly eliminated, would deprive the U. S. Government and the American people of trillions in lost tax revenue," he added. Biden and other Democrats have advocated higher taxes on the rich to fund their spending proposals, many of which are intended to benefit lower- and middle-class Americans. Biden has advocated for a "Billionaire Minimum Income Tax," which would impose a 25% tax rate on people worth more than $100 million. This tax would be applied to the "full income," or unrealised profits, of the rich. One of the attorneys defending the Moores co-wrote two positive opinion pieces praising the justice in the Wall Street Journal last year, which prompted Democrats on Capitol Hill to demand that Justice Samuel Alito resign. Alito objected to the recusal request. (With inputs from agencies)

US Supreme Court upholds Trump-era tax on foreign assets; handing Biden potential win

President Joe Biden and Donald Trump will debate for ninety minutes using movable microphones. This sets the stage for their first face-to-face meeting before November's election. The Biden and Trump teams agreed on the parameters for the June 27 debate, which will feature two hosts and no studio audience.

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Former President Donald Trump questioned President Joe Biden's mental capacity during a speech at the Turning Point Action conference in Detroit on Saturday night, implying that Biden ought to take a cognitive test.

However, in the next sentence, Trump mispronounced the name of the doctor who gave him the test while he was president.

"He doesn't even know what the word 'inflation' means. I think he should take a cognitive test like I did," Trump said of Biden.&nbsp;

Later he said, "Doc Ronny Johnson. Does everyone know Ronny Johnson, a congressman from Texas? He was the White House doctor, and he said I was the healthiest president, he feels, in history, so I liked him very much indeed immediately."

It is not Ronny Johnson who is the doctor to whom Trump was alluding, but rather Ronny Jackson. Jackson is currently a Republican congressman from Texas and one of Trump's most outspoken supporters on Capitol Hill. He was the White House physician for part of Trump's presidency.

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The main focus of Trump's campaign has been whether or not 81-year-old Joe Biden qualifies for a second term. Biden turned 78 on Friday but his Saturday night faux pas was swiftly criticised, and minutes after the Biden team released a video of the incident.

The Biden-Harris HQ X page responded by reposting Trump's speech with the caption, "Trump: I think Biden should take a cognitive test. My doctor Ronny Johnson. Ronny Johnson, do you know him?"

Jackson claims that Trump requested to take the cognitive test in 2018. The purpose of the test called the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, is to identify moderate cognitive impairment and memory loss in their early stages.&nbsp;

It comprises exercises like recalling a list of spoken words, identifying as many words that start with a particular letter as you can in a minute, precisely drawing a cube, and giving specific examples of how two objects, like a train and a bicycle, are similar.

Former President Donald Trump questioned President Joe Biden's mental capacity during a speech at the Turning Point Action conference in Detroit on Saturday night, implying that Biden ought to take a cognitive test.

Former President Donald Trump questioned President Joe Biden's mental capacity during a speech at the Turning Point Action conference in Detroit on Saturday night, implying that Biden ought to take a cognitive test. However, in the next sentence, Trump mispronounced the name of the doctor who gave him the test while he was president. "He doesn't even know what the word 'inflation' means. I think he should take a cognitive test like I did," Trump said of Biden. Later he said, "Doc Ronny Johnson. Does everyone know Ronny Johnson, a congressman from Texas? He was the White House doctor, and he said I was the healthiest president, he feels, in history, so I liked him very much indeed immediately." It is not Ronny Johnson who is the doctor to whom Trump was alluding, but rather Ronny Jackson. Jackson is currently a Republican congressman from Texas and one of Trump's most outspoken supporters on Capitol Hill. He was the White House physician for part of Trump's presidency. Also read: ISIS inmates take two prison officers hostage in Russia's Rostov The main focus of Trump's campaign has been whether or not 81-year-old Joe Biden qualifies for a second term. Biden turned 78 on Friday but his Saturday night faux pas was swiftly criticised, and minutes after the Biden team released a video of the incident. The Biden-Harris HQ X page responded by reposting Trump's speech with the caption, "Trump: I think Biden should take a cognitive test. My doctor Ronny Johnson. Ronny Johnson, do you know him?" Jackson claims that Trump requested to take the cognitive test in 2018. The purpose of the test called the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, is to identify moderate cognitive impairment and memory loss in their early stages. It comprises exercises like recalling a list of spoken words, identifying as many words that start with a particular letter as you can in a minute, precisely drawing a cube, and giving specific examples of how two objects, like a train and a bicycle, are similar.

Trump questions Biden's cognitive abilities, mispronounces doctor's name in same speech

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Questions are being raised over Joe Biden's age which remains a top concern for voters ahead of November's Presidential elections. According to a report, high-ranking officials can no longer ignore Biden's cognitive decline.

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On Friday, June 14, the US Supreme Court rejected yet another gun control measure, this one implemented by Republican former President Donald Trump, ruling that a federal prohibition on "bump stock" devices, which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire quickly like machine guns, is invalid.

New agenda for upcoming US elections? Supreme Court strikes down Trump-era ban on gun bump stocks

Five months before the election, Biden and Trump are deadlocked in Virginia, which is concerning for Biden given that no Democratic presidential candidate has lost the state since 2004. The Trump campaign has even boasted that it believes there is a chance to include Virginia and other blue states in its electoral map.

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Ahead of November's presidential elections, voters continue to have serious concerns about Joe Biden's age. High-ranking officials are reportedly unable to ignore Biden's cognitive impairment any longer.

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The US Supreme Court has lifted a ban on bump stocks, the rapid-fire gun accessory used in America's deadliest mass shooting. In a decision on Friday, the court said the government did not have the right to ban the accessories.

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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stressed party Unity after meeting the Republican lawmakers at Capitol Hill. This was Trump's first visit to Capitol Hill since the January 6th riot. What happened in the meeting? Watch this video to know more.

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A new class of pro-Trump influencers are helping shape the immigration debate as the US election campaign heats up. The self-shot video dispatches from US cities and the southern border with Mexico portray migrants in the US illegally as dangerous and burdensome and as part of a plan to grow the ranks of democratic voters.

Pro-Trump influencers in debate as US poll campaign on immigration heats up

Donald Trump, a former US president and Republican contender in the 2024 elections, has announced that he will file an appeal against a recent felony conviction for manipulating company documents to gain election in 2016.

Trump to appeal felony conviction, claims he was "wronged" in courtroom

A criminal trial followed by a conviction has not deterred returning Presidential candidate Donald Trump from campaigning for the November elections. Watch to know more.

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Stormy Daniels has called for Donald Trump to be jailed after he was convicted of 34 counts of falsifying business records. Watch in for more details!

US: Stormy Daniels says Trump should be jailed after conviction

Donald Trump became the first former US president ever convicted of a crime after a New York jury found him guilty on all charges in his Hush-Money case. Watch in for more details!

US:Trump calls Hush Money trial 'rigged', Biden slams Trump for slandering legal system

Donald Trump calls Hush Money trial 'rigged', Biden slams Trump for slandering legal system

Donald Trump's conviction has raised doubts among the voters whether the hush money case verdict will have any impact on his candidacy in the November elections. Watch in for more details!

Trump's Hush Money Case: Poll shows Trump's conviction won't sway most voters

After becoming the first U.S. president to be convicted of a crime on Thursday (May 30), Donald Trump left the courthouse in a motorcade and arrived at Trump Tower. A New York jury found him guilty of falsifying documents to cover up a payment to silence a porn star ahead of the 2016 election.

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