Michael Wilner

Washington, D.C.

Washington Bureau Chief at Los Angeles Times

Washington bureau chief for the Los Angeles Times

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Trump agrees to billions in weapons sales and investments with Saudi Arabia

20 hours ago | kdhnews.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - President Donald Trump agreed to a set of commercial agreements with Saudi Arabia on Tuesday in what amounts to the largest economic pact ever signed by the two countries, the White House said, hailing a new era in a partnership that had been fraught in recent years.
California to ask federal judge for sweeping pause to Trump's tariffs

21 hours ago | gazettextra.com | Michael Wilner

WASHINGTON - The California attorney general's office said Tuesday it will seek a preliminary injunction in its case challenging President Donald Trump's tariff policy, a move that could result in a court order freezing sweeping import duties on worldwide products that have rocked the global economy and U.S. markets since last month.
Trump agrees to billions in weapons sales and investments with Saudi Arabia

23 hours ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - President Donald Trump agreed to a set of commercial agreements with Saudi Arabia on Tuesday in what amounts to the largest economic pact ever signed by the two countries, the White House said, hailing a new era in a partnership that had been fraught in recent years.
Trump’s support is dropping nationwide and across demographics, polls show

1 day ago | businessandamerica.com | Michael Wilner

President Trump enjoyed the highest approval ratings of his political career when he entered office in January, with roughly half the country supportive of his return. Yet, 100 days into his second term, Trump has fallen to polling lows similar to those that challenged his presidency the first time around.
California to ask federal judge for sweeping pause to Trump’s tariffs

1 day ago | pressdemocrat.com | Michael Wilner

WASHINGTON — The California attorney general’s office said Tuesday it will seek a preliminary injunction in its case challenging President Donald Trump’s tariff policy, a move that could result in a court order freezing sweeping import duties on worldwide products that have rocked the global economy and U.S. markets since last month.
California to ask federal judge for sweeping pause to Trump's tariffs

1 day ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Michael Wilner

WASHINGTON - The California attorney general's office said Tuesday it will seek a preliminary injunction in its case challenging President Donald Trump's tariff policy, a move that could result in a court order freezing sweeping import duties on worldwide products that have rocked the global economy and U.S. markets since last month.
California to ask federal judge for sweeping pause to Trump’s tariffs

1 day ago | latimes.com | Michael Wilner

The move could result in a court order freezing sweeping import duties on worldwide products that have rocked the global economy. A decision on the preliminary injunction could come from the San Francisco court as soon as mid-June, an official with the attorney general’s office told The Times.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | businessandamerica.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

The first time President Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later — almost to the day — promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump's agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

By Nabih Bulos and Michael Wilner, Los Angeles Times RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.
Trump’s agenda on Middle East trip: Lots of deals

1 day ago | heraldonline.com | Nabih Bulos |Michael Wilner

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The first time President Donald Trump visited Riyadh in 2017, he posed with a ceremonial orb, took part in a traditional sword dance and secured an agreement by Saudi Arabia to purchase $350 billion in weaponry, the largest arms deal in U.S. history. The sequel, coming eight years later - almost to the day - promises much the same in the way of pageantry and purchases, only more so.