‘They have a weakening yen, and they wanted a little bit of help,’ Trump told reporters.
Voters in Michigan on Tuesday and Wisconsin on Aug. 11 will decide the party’s direction in two states Democrats say they must win in November.
The president said some parties believe a deal is imminent involving the Strait of Hormuz, to be followed by what he called ‘the denuclearization of Iran.’
During his confirmation hearing, Clayton pledged to strengthen trust in the intelligence community and improve coordination among intelligence agencies.
The number of schools with shorter weeks has nearly doubled since 2023, but experts say large-scale evidence of cost-savings or improved performance is lacking.
Bills would provide pension to families for sheriff’s deputies and correctional officers who die while still working past retirement threshold.

The president warned that the United States remains ‘locked and loaded and ready to go.’
Federal officials attributed the crime decline in the first half of the year to the administration’s policies.
The Melbourne man, 66, faces felony counts after admitting he knew he was ineligible but voted anyway, officials said.
Democrats would need to win 74 percent of the remaining swing seats to take the House, up from 68 percent under the old maps.
Three out of six of the sport’s regional bodies have rejected commercial proposals, while a senior adviser to FIFA chief Infantino resigned in protest.
C100 records say the program sought to improve perceptions of China; organizers selected participants, itineraries, and whom delegates met.
The president said critical minerals and materials are necessary for U.S. national defense and security.
The Trump administration released the congressionally appropriated funds following reforms sought by HHS Secretary Kennedy and the State Department.
The president was relying on votes from two key Republican senators to push the nomination through.
The mother of a man sentenced in a 2024 terrorist plot faces an Alien Terrorist Removal Court hearing.
Florida and 11 other states say the challenge to the order by Democrat-led states is premature and lacks legal standing.
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) told reporters he was not ready to support the president’s nominee for attorney general.