Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent outlines a shift from isolationism to global cooperation, signaling U.S. trade rebalancing, renewed IMF & World Bank roles, and possible U.S.-China progress.
After deadly storms devastated Arkansas, Sarah Huckabee Sanders appealed for aid. The Trump administration denied federal disaster relief. Here’s what happened.
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Trump claims tariffs on Chinese goods will drop, but no negotiations have resumed. Behind his optimism lies economic anxiety, stalled talks, and global consequences.
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Is American democracy at risk? This post explores the warning signs of dictatorship — from judicial defiance to civil liberty erosion — and what we must do to protect democracy.
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Inflation trends under Trump’s leadership raise concerns about stagflation and economic instability, with sharp insights from BEA data and top analysts
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From town halls to grassroots rallies, resistance to Trump’s second term is taking a new form—driven by community action and progressive leaders like Bernie Sanders and AOC.