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On April 2, President Trump is set to announce reciprocal tariffs, referred to as ‘Liberation Day.’ The tariffs target countries imposing barriers on U.S. goods, with immediate effects. Anticipation surrounds …
Donald Trump Tariff Announcement: Anticipation and Economic Implications on Liberation Day Read More
The White House confirmed President Trump’s “Liberation Day tariffs” on April 2, emphasizing no exemptions on reciprocal tariffs due to high foreign tariffs on U.S. products. Karoline Leavitt highlighted significant …
White House Unveils Tariff Plans for Trump’s Liberation Day, Calls for Trade Reciprocity Read More
The Justice Department is resisting a judge’s demand for more information about deportation flights to El Salvador, claiming such inquiries encroach on executive authority. U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg …
Justice Department Challenges Judge’s Demand for Deportation Flight Details Read More
The Justice Department is resisting a federal judge’s order for details on deportation flights to El Salvador, citing encroachments on executive authority. Judge Boasberg demands clarification on compliance with his …
Legal Showdown: Justice Department Challenges Judge’s Deportation Flight Request Read More
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed USAID allocated $20 million for a “Sesame Street” show in Iraq. This conflates funding for the Ahlan Simsim Iraq program, which supports early …
Understanding the Claims of USAID’s Funding of ‘Sesame Street’ in Iraq Read More
The US has paid El Salvador $6 million to detain 238 gang members from Venezuela and 23 from MS-13 in a deal that emphasizes financial support for El Salvador’s prison …
US-El Salvador Agreement on Detaining Venezuelan Gang Members Raises Concerns Read More
The Trump administration deported nearly 300 alleged Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador amid a federal court ruling blocking some deportations. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated this action …
Trump Administration’s Controversial Deportation of Venezuelan Gang Members Read More
The U.S. foreign aid cuts have notably affected educational projects such as Ahlan Simsim Iraq, jeopardizing America’s soft power in the Middle East. The reductions, amounting to a $60 billion …
Analysis of U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts and Implications for Soft Power Read More
Argentina is exploring a controversial plan wherein voters may choose journalists who cover President Javier Milei’s events, alongside a proposed “mute” button for persistent reporters. This approach is akin to …
Argentina’s Milei Considers Public Input for Press Access and Mute Button Read More
The ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas in Qatar reveal conflicting perspectives. While a Hamas spokesperson fears that Trump’s threats may jeopardize the ceasefire, Egyptian sources report positive engagement. The …
Conflicting Signals on Gaza Ceasefire Amid U.S. and Hamas Negotiations Read More