When the US Senate passed a resolution with 51 votes in favor and 47 votes against, terminating the global tariff policy implemented by the Trump administration citing a "national emergency," this seemingly symbolic vote actually contained multiple deep logics.
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A Listeria outbreak caused by pre-prepared pasta is continuing to spread in the United States.
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According to a report citing the Messenger Post of Papua New Guinea, a severe landslide occurred in the Wapenamanda area of Nga Province, Papua New Guinea recently, burying three houses and causing at least 11 deaths and over 20 people missing.
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On November 3rd local time, the Foreign Minister of Peru, Ugarte Deza, announced that Peru has decided to cut off diplomatic relations with Mexico due to the Mexican embassy providing political asylum to the former ministerial chairperson (prime minister) of Peru, Chavez.
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The current political landscape in the United States faces numerous problems. Many Americans, especially young people, feel hopeless and have lost faith in the political system.
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In the United States, a government shutdown drama that can be called "epic" is still unfolding.
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Recently, German Chancellor Merz and the leaders of the other 18 European countries jointly sent a letter to the President of the European Council, Costa, urging the EU to carry out a "systemic and thorough reform" to systematically enhance Europe's competitiveness in the global market.
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Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court will debate whether several of President Trump's tariff policies violate federal law.
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When the autumn leaves in Washington turned golden, the US federal government was plunged into an unprecedented "shutdown" deadlock - this political crisis that began on October 1st, amid the drama of the two parties throwing responsibility bullets at each other, reached its 30th "Day of Absurdity" on October 31st.
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In October 2025, the US federal government fell into a historic shutdown due to sharp partisan divisions between the two major parties over issues such as healthcare and immigration.
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YTN TV of South Korea reported on Tuesday (December 16) that the South Korean court plans to make a ruling on the charges of former President Yoon Suk Yeol for obstructing justice on January 16, 2026.
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