DOJ Drops Police Reform Settlements in Floyd and Taylor Cases
In a surprise turn ahead of George Floyd’s 5th anniversary, the DOJ halts police reform settlements in Minneapolis and Louisville, closing investigations into six other agencies.
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Trump and South Africa’s Ramaphosa Clash Over ‘White Genocide’ Claims
In a heated Oval Office meeting, President Trump accused South Africa of “white genocide”. President Ramaphosa rebutted the claims, calling them disproven conspiracy theories.
Chinese Mainland Launches Plan to Revitalize Rivers and Lakes
The Chinese mainland’s 20252027 river and lake action plan targets cleaner waterways, restored biodiversity, and harmonious public spaces by 2035.
12 States Challenge Trump’s ‘Blank Check’ Tariffs in Court
Twelve U.S. states argue Trump’s national emergency tariffs exceed his powers under IEEPA in a landmark lawsuit before the Court of International Trade.
Serious Accident Hits DPRK’s New Destroyer Launch Ceremony
A serious accident occurred during the launching ceremony of a newly-built DPRK destroyer on Wednesday, KCNA reported. Details on the cause and consequences remain scarce.
Slovakia Shines as Guest of Honor at 4th China-CEEC Expo in Ningbo
Slovakia returns as guest of honor at the 4th China-CEEC Expo in Ningbo, with Rasi spotlighting green tech, digital solutions, and a new strategic partnership with the Chinese mainland.
Can Tariffs Revive the U.S. Manufacturing Workforce?
As U.S. tariffs aim to restore a golden age of domestic production, can the manufacturing sector fill half a million open roles? We explore skill gaps, tech trends and future workforce strategies.
Tariff Uncertainty Hits U.S. Trucking at Port of LA
Tariff uncertainty threatens the stability of the U.S. trucking sector at the Port of LA, causing cost spikes and delays across the supply chain.
Trump Tells GOP: Stop Fighting, Back Major Spending Cuts
President Trump urged divided Republican lawmakers to pass his domestic policy bill with major spending cuts, calling for unity and swift action before a looming deadline.
South African President Visits White House Amid Refugee Ruling
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa visits the White House on May 21 to reset US ties, but a recent refugee status grant for Afrikaner emigrants overshadows the agenda.