Trump roasts Democrats in wild Thanksgiving parody video as Putin points warning to president-elect: Live

Russian President Vladimir Putin heaped praise on Donald Trump but said he did not believe the president-elect was safe after attempts on his life.

Speaking to reporters in Kazakhstan after a summit on Thursday, Putin said he had been shocked by the way the election campaign had unfolded.

He cited “the absolutely uncivilized methods used to battle against Trump, up to and including an assassination attempt – and more than once”.

“By the way, in my opinion, he is not safe now,” Putin said.

Trump was wounded after being shot in the ear during an assassination attempt at a Butler, Pennsylvania, rally in July.

In a separate incident in September, a man was charged with attempted assassination after allegedly positioning himself with a rifle at one of Trump’s Florida golf courses.

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Josh Marcus reports from San Francisco.

Joe Biden has panned Donald Trump’s plan to hit Americans with massive import taxes on goods from Mexico and Canada, hoping his successor will walk back the proposal.

The president was asked about Trump’s plan to hike the cost of Mexican and Canadian products by 25 percent via executive order if both countries did not take steps to curb what he described as unacceptable flows of drugs and migrants into the U.S. across their respective borders.

Biden, who is in Nantucket for his family’s annual Thanksgiving vacation, told reporters: “I hope he rethinks it. I think it’s a counterproductive thing to do.”

Andrew Feinberg reports.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has heaped praised on Donald Trump and suggested the incoming administration will “find a solution” to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Putin also commended the president-elect as a “real man” after an assassination attempt during a campaign rally in July.

Alex Woodward reports.

On Wednesday, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to claim that Sheinbaum had made such a promise during a phone call earlier in the day. He wrote that she had “agreed to stop Migration through Mexico, and into the United States, effectively closing our Southern Border.”

But Sheinbaum quickly clapped back in a post of her own on X, as Andrew Feinberg reports.

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Rhian Lubin reports.

Trump has appealed that judgment, but his attorney D. John Sauer — the man Trump has nominated for the next solicitor general of the United States — is urging the state of New York to drop the case entirely as “necessary for the health of our Republic.”

Alex Woodward has been closely following the case for The Independent from the start and filed this report.

If Trump goes ahead with his 60 percent tariff on Chinese goods, iPhone prices are likely to increase significantly. Economists have estimated that an iPhone 16 for $1,000 may cost $300 more under Trump’s policies.

Gustaf Kilander reports.