February 11, 2026
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3:43Now PlayingThe White House briefly edited its India-US trade deal fact sheet to include language not in the officially released Joint Statement, then quietly rolled back the changes after pushback. Initially, the factsheet listed “certain pulses” among agricultural products India would cut tariffs on and changed wording from India “intends to” to “has committed to” buying $500 billion in U.S. goods — language absent from the joint announcement. Those references were later removed, realigning the document with the agreed statement, and no formal correction was issued.
US Edits India Trade Deal Joint Statement Then Rolls Back Changes After Uproar? White House Exposed?
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