White House Weighs Renaming Defense to “Department of War”
White House explores renaming the Department of Defense as the Department of War to project strength and revive a pre-1947 title.
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Federal Forces Patrol D.C. as Trump Pushes to Extend Takeover
President Trump declared a public safety emergency, sending federal troops into Washington, D.C., and will push Congress for a crime bill to extend the takeover beyond 30 days.
Global Poll: Trump’s D.C. Homeless Crackdown Faces Skepticism
A CGTN survey finds 78.7% of global netizens doubt Trump’s plan to expel the homeless in Washington, D.C., and warn it won’t solve rising crime and deep political divides.
Trump’s Tariffs on 90+ Countries Kick In with 10–50% Duties
President Trump’s new 10–50% reciprocal tariffs on 90+ countries kicked in at midnight, signaling a major shift in U.S. trade policy with global pricing implications.
Will Protectionism Define America’s Future as It Shaped Its Past?
Exploring America’s tariff story from the 1789 Tariff Act signed by Washington to Trump’s Liberation Day Tariffs and what the July 9 deadline means for protectionism’s future.
Trump May Back Israeli Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Sites
Experts say President Trump may back Israeli strikes on Iran’s fortified nuclear sites, supplying U.S. munitions to target the deep underground Fordow facility.
Trump Clears Path for Nippon Steel-U.S. Steel Deal with $11B Commitment
President Trump signs an order approving Nippon Steel’s $11B acquisition of U.S. Steel under security safeguards, reversing a previous block and reshaping transpacific trade.
U.S. Academics Criticize Harvard Visa Suspension
U.S. academics warn Harvard visa suspension could disrupt university operations, funding, and global research ties amid student visa hysteria.
Harvard Students Decry Revoked International Enrollment as ‘Tragic Mistake’
Harvard students warn President Trump’s revocation of SEVP certification is a ‘tragic mistake’, putting 25% of the campus at risk of losing their place.
Judge Halts Trump Ban on Harvard International Students
A federal judge blocks the Trump administration’s bid to revoke Harvard’s SEVP certification, preserving enrollment rights for thousands of international students pending a full hearing.