Former US President Donald Trump has publicly hailed the newly agreed US-EU trade deal, describing it as a "major win" for American businesses and workers. The agreement, which aims to reduce tariffs and streamline commerce between the two economic powerhouses, has been met with mixed reactions from policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic.
Meanwhile, the House Speaker has weighed in on the renewed controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, calling for greater transparency in ongoing investigations. The Speaker emphasised the need for accountability but stopped short of naming specific individuals linked to the scandal.
Trade Deal Details
The US-EU trade deal focuses on eliminating barriers in key sectors such as agriculture, technology, and manufacturing. Trump, known for his "America First" approach, claimed the agreement would bring jobs back to the US while strengthening transatlantic relations.
Epstein Fallout Continues
The Epstein scandal has resurfaced in political discourse, with the House Speaker urging a thorough review of all evidence. The comments come amid renewed public interest in the case, particularly regarding high-profile connections.
Political analysts suggest both issues could influence upcoming elections, with the trade deal potentially boosting economic confidence and the Epstein scandal raising questions about accountability in elite circles.
