Donald Trump says Keystone XL pipeline, "killed by Sleepy Joe Biden," may be "awoken from the grave"

President Trump said the U.S. and Canada have reached a tentative arrangement, leading him to postpone for three days the 50% tariffs on Canadian beer, wine, spirits, dairy, and related products that were due to take effect. The duties had been announced in July under a 1930 trade law, with the administration accusing Canada of treating American alcoholic beverages unfairly. Trump also suggested on Truth Social that the Keystone XL pipeline, which he blamed on former President Biden’s earlier cancellation, could potentially be revived, without offering specifics. The spirits industry welcomed the delay, though a trade group noted Canadian provincial restrictions had cut U.S. spirits exports by more than 70% and urged a negotiated settlement.