As Trump Dismisses Canadian Cars, Canada Quietly Redraws the Trade Map When President Donald Trump told reporters this week that the United States does not need cars…

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Title: In a Closed Hearing, a Calculated Confrontation Shifted the Balance of Power Washington has seen no shortage of dramatic confrontations, but few unfold the way this…