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President Donald Trump's idea to have tourists post bonds for their visit to the United States received sharp criticism from an analyst on Tuesday.

Trump's idea would require visa applicants to post a bond between $5,000 and $15,000 as part of their application. Tourists from countries with "high overstay rates" would be required to pay more than tourists from wealthier European countries, The Associated Press reported.

President Donald Trump is trying to deport a Russian man who passed the U.S. screening process for asylum. The U.S. government has also taken away his son.

Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, a senior fellow at the American Immigration Council, posted an excerpt of a New York Times report revealing that the man fled to the United States after his wife was locked up for her political views.

On Friday, President Donald Trump gave a stark warning to Russia that included the strategic positioning of nuclear submarines, a warning that former Naval College professor Tom Nichols, who now writes for The Atlantic, claims was merely a “convenient distraction” from the president’s “terrible week,” and one that could end up sparking a “nuclear crisis.”

On his social media platform Truth Social, Trump announced that he had ordered the deployment of two nuclear submarines in response to inflammatory comments from former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev. In a post on the social media platform Telegram, Medvedev taunted Trump while also referencing “Dead Hand,” the Soviet-built nuclear automated system that would ensure mutual destruction with any attacking countries.

President Donald Trump's government was in court on Thursday to defend his unilateral takeover of U.S. tariffs despite the Constitution allocating the job to Congress.

Writing for Politico, legal reporter Kyle Cheney characterized the judges as asking questions "sharply."

An 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia triggered tsunami alerts across the Pacific Ocean and the U.S. West Coast.

The U.S. Geological Survey says the earthquake happened 85 miles off the east coast of Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula at a depth of nearly 12 miles.

Key allies to President Donald Trump’s MAGA movement are issuing dire warnings that the president’s support of Israel amid its partial blockade of aid into the Gaza Strip will result in a near-total “collapse of support” among the president’s most diehard supporters.

“It seems that for the under-30-year-old MAGA base, Israel has almost no support, and (Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu’s attempt to save himself politically by dragging America in deeper to another Middle East war has turned off a large swath of older MAGA diehards,” said Steve Bannon, a former White House chief strategist under Trump and influential MAGA figure, speaking with Politico Tuesday.

Right-wing podcast host Candace Owens predicted that unnamed people would "fake kill" Bridgette Macron, wife of the French president, before a lawsuit over the MAGA celebrity's claims that she's really a man make it to court.

On her Monday podcast, Owens responded after the Macrons sued her for saying Macron was born a man.

President Donald Trump flew to Scotland, where he spent the weekend at his Turnberry resort playing golf. While the White House press corps and those credentialed to wander the grounds were rummaging through the resort, a Reuters photographer discovered some of the items up for sale in the new resort gift shop would normally be subject to hefty tariffs if sold in the United States.

The merchandise includes hats that read "TRUMP" and "USA," as well as teddy bears wearing "TRUMP" sweaters. But one key item is a packet of gold glittery playing cards with a prominent "Made in China" sticker on the bottom.