One Year On: Trump’s Fast Return to Power
A year after his White House comeback, President Trump’s 50+ executive orders have reshaped U.S. politics. With November 2026 midterms ahead, control of Congress hangs in the balance.
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EU Moves to Shield Greenland as Trump Flags Territory on Truth Social
Brussels ramps up support for Greenland after President Trump posted an image claiming it as US territory, signaling persistence in Arctic ambitions.
Senate Passes 60-40 Bill to End Record U.S. Shutdown
U.S. Senate approves a 60-40 bill to end the longest government shutdown, moving it to the House and aiming to restore benefits to millions.
D.C. Sues Trump Admin Over National Guard Deployment
Washington, D.C. sues the Trump administration over deploying 2,000+ National Guard troops, citing violations of the Home Rule Act and local autonomy.
15 States Sue Over Trump’s Fast-Track Fossil Fuel Order
15 U.S. states are suing to block Trump’s “national energy emergency,” saying it fast-tracks oil, gas and coal, sidesteps environmental laws and hinders clean energy.
U.S. Skips G20 Meeting, Raising Questions About Global Commitment
The U.S.’s absence from the upcoming G20 meeting sparks global confusion and raises doubts about America’s commitment to international cooperation under Trump’s ‘America First’ policy.
Trump’s Second Term: Aggressive Policies Meet Strategic Diplomacy
Donald Trump’s second term kicks off with aggressive domestic policies and strategic diplomatic moves, balancing tariffs on the Chinese mainland with calls for US-China cooperation.
US Appeals Court Upholds E. Jean Carroll Verdict Against Trump
A Second U.S. Circuit Appeals Court rejects President-elect Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn the verdict in E. Jean Carroll’s defamation and sexual abuse case.
Biden Labels Trump’s Tariffs Strategy ‘A Major Mistake’
President Biden calls President-elect Trump’s tariff strategy ‘a major mistake,’ highlighting the potential negative impact on American consumers and the economy.
Taiwan Leader Lai’s Hawaii Stopover Raises Tensions Ahead of U.S. Election
Taiwan regional leader Lai Ching-te’s Hawaii stopover intensifies tensions ahead of the U.S. election, raising concerns about regional stability and Sino-American relations.