House Democrat to launch challenge to Trump’s 'Lake America' order

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Lake Ontario Naming Controversy":-11.5,"Dingell's Letter to Trump":"Debbie Dingell, a House Democrat, had already gathered over 100 signatures from fellow House Democrats in a letter to the president, urging him to change his diplomatic approach with Canada and recognize the importance of the US-Canada relationship.","Dingell's Personal Experience":"Dingell grew up in a small town called St Clair, where she saw Canada as close to her as the Cannon House Office Building is to the Capitol. She emphasized the importance of the US-Canada relationship.","

Trump's Executive Order":-11.5,"Executive Order Details":"Trump's executive order directed federal agencies to adopt the name-change on US maps, documents, and databases. Google Maps has already changed Lake Ontario's name to Lake America for US users.","Public Reaction":"The Ontario premier, Doug Ford, erected a giant sign saying 'Lake Ontario. Now and Always' to counter Trump's order. Trump responded by tearing down the sign and erecting a new one saying 'Lake America' and dancing to 'YMCA'.","

Trade War Escalation":-11.5,"Trade War Context":"The trade war between the US and Canada involves a 50% US tariff on Canadian steel and retaliatory tariffs from Ottawa. The White House 'border czar', Tom Homan, denied preferential treatment for Milo Yiannopoulos.","Financial Sanctions":"The US treasury department is planning to unveil weekly new secondary sanctions against Iran, with an initial focus on banks and cutting off institutions from the dollar-based financial system.","

Media and Political Commentary":-11.5,"Media Reaction":"NBC's Kristen Welker, host of Meet the Press, was criticized for her comments on political candidates' success records. Michigan's Democratic US senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed apologized for comments he made after an attack on a synagogue.","Political Commentary":"Trump criticized NBC's Kristen Welker and suggested she should face "}