Highlights: The Trump presidency on April 13 at 9:30 P.M. EDT/0130 GMT on Friday(Reuters) - Highlights for U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration on Thursday: The United States drops a massive GBU-43 bomb, the largest non-nuclear bomb it has ever used in combat, in Afghanistan against a series of caves used by Islamic State militants, the Pentagon says. Trump says Pyongyang is a problem that “will be taken care of” amid speculation that North Korea is on the verge of a sixth nuclear test. Military force cannot resolve tension over North Korea, China warns, while an influential Chinese newspaper urges Pyongyang to halt its nuclear program in exchange for Beijing’s protection. The Trump administration is focusing its North Korea strategy on tougher economic sanctions, possibly including intercepting cargo ships and punishing Chinese banks doing business with Pyongyang, U.S. officials say. Trump says “things will work out fine” between the United States and Russia, a day after declaring U.S.-Russian relations may be at an all-time low. Trump signals he could be moving closer to the mainstream on monetary policy, saying he has not ruled out reappointment of Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve chair as he considers his choices for the U.S. central bank. [nL1N1HL14B] Trump signs a resolution that will allow U.S. states to restrict how federal funds for contraception and reproductive health are spent, a move cheered by anti-abortion campaigners. Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen presses Deutsche Bank to release information about issues including Trump’s debt and any bank meetings with Trump administration officials, saying he has “great concern” about possible conflicts of interest. EXPORT-IMPORT BANK Trump’s office says he plans to revive the hobbled Export-Import Bank of the United States, a victory for American manufacturers such as Boeing Co and General Electric Co that have overseas customers that use the agency’s government-backed loans to purchase their products. Top Wall Street bankers say they are having positive discussions about financial regulation in Washington, and downplay the idea U.S. policymakers may force their institutions to split up. The United States is pushing for trade to be a key issue in top-level economic talks with Japan, a source says, an unwelcome development for Tokyo, which is seeking to fend off U.S. pressure to reduce the bilateral trade imbalance. Trump’s administration has focused on one group of illegal immigrants more than others: women with children, according to eight Department of Homeland Security officials interviewed by Reuters about agency planning. politicsNews
highlights the trump presidency april gt friday reuters highlights president donald trump administration thursday the united states drops massive bomb largest bomb ever used combat afghanistan series caves used islamic state militants pentagon says trump says pyongyang problem taken care amid speculation north korea verge sixth nuclear test military force resolve tension north korea china warns influential chinese newspaper urges pyongyang halt nuclear program exchange beijing protection the trump administration focusing north korea strategy tougher economic sanctions possibly including intercepting cargo ships punishing chinese banks business pyongyang officials say trump says things work fine united states russia day declaring relations may low trump signals could moving closer mainstream monetary policy saying ruled appointment janet ellen federal reserve chair considers choices central bank trump signs resolution allow states restrict federal funds contraception reproductive health spent move cheered campaigners democratic senator chris van pollen presses deutsche bank release information issues including trump debt bank meetings trump administration officials saying great concern possible conflicts interest bank trump office says plans revive cobbled bank united states victory american manufacturers boeing co general electric co overseas customers use agency loans purchase products top wall street bankers say positive discussions financial regulation washington downplay idea policymakers may force institutions split the united states pushing trade key issue economic talks japan source says unwelcome development tokyo seeking fend pressure reduce bilateral trade imbalance trump administration focused one group illegal immigrants others women children according eight department homeland security officials interviewed reuters agency planning politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Highlights: The Trump presidency on April 13 at 9:30 P.M. EDT/0130 GMT on Friday(Reuters) - Highlights for U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration on Thursday: The United States drops a massive GBU-43 bomb, the largest non-nuclear bomb it has ever used in combat, in Afghanistan against a series of caves used by Islamic State militants, the Pentagon says. Trump says Pyongyang is a problem that “will be taken care of” amid speculation that North Korea is on the verge of a sixth nuclear test. Military force cannot resolve tension over North Korea, China warns, while an influential Chinese newspaper urges Pyongyang to halt its nuclear program in exchange for Beijing’s protection. The Trump administration is focusing its North Korea strategy on tougher economic sanctions, possibly including intercepting cargo ships and punishing Chinese banks doing business with Pyongyang, U.S. officials say. Trump says “things will work out fine” between the United States and Russia, a day after declaring U.S.-Russian relations may be at an all-time low. Trump signals he could be moving closer to the mainstream on monetary policy, saying he has not ruled out reappointment of Janet Yellen as Federal Reserve chair as he considers his choices for the U.S. central bank. [nL1N1HL14B] Trump signs a resolution that will allow U.S. states to restrict how federal funds for contraception and reproductive health are spent, a move cheered by anti-abortion campaigners. Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen presses Deutsche Bank to release information about issues including Trump’s debt and any bank meetings with Trump administration officials, saying he has “great concern” about possible conflicts of interest. EXPORT-IMPORT BANK Trump’s office says he plans to revive the hobbled Export-Import Bank of the United States, a victory for American manufacturers such as Boeing Co and General Electric Co that have overseas customers that use the agency’s government-backed loans to purchase their products. Top Wall Street bankers say they are having positive discussions about financial regulation in Washington, and downplay the idea U.S. policymakers may force their institutions to split up. The United States is pushing for trade to be a key issue in top-level economic talks with Japan, a source says, an unwelcome development for Tokyo, which is seeking to fend off U.S. pressure to reduce the bilateral trade imbalance. Trump’s administration has focused on one group of illegal immigrants more than others: women with children, according to eight Department of Homeland Security officials interviewed by Reuters about agency planning. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: highlights the trump presidency april gt friday reuters highlights president donald trump administration thursday the united states drops massive bomb largest bomb ever used combat afghanistan series caves used islamic state militants pentagon says trump says pyongyang problem taken care amid speculation north korea verge sixth nuclear test military force resolve tension north korea china warns influential chinese newspaper urges pyongyang halt nuclear program exchange beijing protection the trump administration focusing north korea strategy tougher economic sanctions possibly including intercepting cargo ships punishing chinese banks business pyongyang officials say trump says things work fine united states russia day declaring relations may low trump signals could moving closer mainstream monetary policy saying ruled appointment janet ellen federal reserve chair considers choices central bank trump signs resolution allow states restrict federal funds contraception reproductive health spent move cheered campaigners democratic senator chris van pollen presses deutsche bank release information issues including trump debt bank meetings trump administration officials saying great concern possible conflicts interest bank trump office says plans revive cobbled bank united states victory american manufacturers boeing co general electric co overseas customers use agency loans purchase products top wall street bankers say positive discussions financial regulation washington downplay idea policymakers may force institutions split the united states pushing trade key issue economic talks japan source says unwelcome development tokyo seeking fend pressure reduce bilateral trade imbalance trump administration focused one group illegal immigrants others women children according eight department homeland security officials interviewed reuters agency planning politicsnews