LA Riots Reveal U.S. Leadership Blame Game
LA protests highlight a U.S. leadership blame game where finger-pointing distracts from pressing issues like immigration policies.
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia Returns to Face Federal Charges
Salvadoran figure Kilmar Abrego Garcia returns to the U.S. facing federal charges, stirring global debates on immigrant rights.
Gov’t Cuts Raise Food Safety Concerns Amid Public Health Strains
Public health experts warn that sweeping staff cuts in the U.S. could jeopardize food safety, affecting millions each year.
Trump Administration’s Political Makeover of U.S. Education
Discover how Trump’s bold moves at Harvard spark debates over U.S. education amid deep political battles.
5 Years On: U.S. Police Reform Still at a Standstill
U.S. police reform remains stalled five years after George Floyd’s tragic death, as global calls for justice continue to echo.
EU Rebukes Trump’s Bold 50% Tariff Threat on EU Goods
EU officials slam Trump’s 50% tariff threat on EU goods, warning that coercion will harm dynamic transatlantic trade talks.
Politics vs. Education: U.S. Revokes Harvard’s International Enrollment
The U.S. revokes Harvard’s international student program amid allegations of fostering unsafe campus conditions and alleged collusion, sparking a debate on political retribution in education.
US Attempts to Distort Resolution 2758: A Futile Effort
U.S. moves challenging UN Resolution 2758 spark debate, yet the global consensus on the one-China principle remains unshaken.
15 U.S. States Challenge Fast-Track Fossil Fuel Order
15 U.S. states sue over Trump’s fast-track fossil fuel order, questioning emergency power misuse and its impact on environmental protections.
Democrats Reunite Amid Trump’s 100-Day Era
US Democrats, after a turbulent start in Trump’s second term, are showing signs of regrouping. Can fresh energy spark a political comeback?