White House Announces Major Climate Rollback President Donald Trump is preparing to formally repeal the 2009 endangerment finding that underpins most federal climate regulations. The move, confirmed by White House officials, would mark one of the most sweeping environmental reversals in modern US history. The repeal effort is being led alongside Lee Zeldin, head of…
Holiday Spending Ends the Year on a Weak Note Retail sales in the United States were unexpectedly flat in December, signaling a slowdown during what is typically the strongest shopping period of the year. The data, released by the U.S. Department of Commerce, marked a break from months of relatively resilient consumer activity. After a…
A Bridge Once Praised Now Under Fire President Donald Trump has reignited tensions with Canada by threatening to block the opening of a major cross-border bridge linking the United States and Canada. The move stunned policymakers because Trump publicly supported the same project during his first term. The bridge, designed to ease congestion and strengthen…
A Second Term Focused on Power, Speed, and Leverage Donald Trump’s second presidential term has moved faster and more aggressively than his first, particularly in foreign policy. Having already tested the limits of executive authority during his earlier presidency, Trump returned to office with fewer restraints and a clearer sense of leverage. Rather than gradual…
Washington Sets a Summer Deadline for Ending the War The United States is urging Russia and Ukraine to find a path toward ending the war before the start of summer, according to Ukrainian officials. The push reflects growing impatience in Washington as the conflict drags on with no decisive military breakthrough. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy…
Prisoner Exchange Signals Limited Breakthrough in Stalled Negotiations A new round of U.S.-brokered peace talks between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi has produced the most tangible diplomatic result in months, with both sides agreeing to a large-scale prisoner exchange. The deal led to the release of 314 prisoners of war, offering a rare moment…
Lawmakers Move to Reopen Government Operations The United States House of Representatives has passed a sweeping $1.2 trillion spending package aimed at ending a partial government shutdown that disrupted federal operations for weeks. The legislation restores funding for most government agencies and programs through the end of September, offering temporary relief to federal workers and…
Congressional Investigation Reaches a New Phase Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before Congress in a high-profile investigation tied to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Their decision marks a turning point in a probe that has reignited debates over political power, accountability, and transparency across Washington.…
AI Moves From Novelty to Routine Workplace Tool Artificial intelligence has moved rapidly from an experimental novelty into a routine part of work life for millions of Americans. A recent workforce survey by Gallup shows that a meaningful share of employees now rely on AI tools as part of their everyday tasks, marking a significant…
Ankara Emerges as Last-Minute Diplomatic Hub Iran has turned to Turkey for emergency mediation as the risk of a direct military confrontation with the United States grows. Ankara’s role reflects both its geographic proximity and its ability to maintain dialogue with adversarial powers when traditional diplomatic channels collapse. Turkey’s leadership has positioned itself as a…
