Dec. 30, 2025, 10:07 a.m.

USA

The "rule war" between the US and Europe has escalated from fines to personal sanctions

Recently, the US State Department issued a visa ban, adding Thierry Breton, a former member of the European Commission and a key designer of the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), to the sanctions list.

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The United States has committed 2.6 billion dollars in humanitarian aid to the United Nations

An official from the US State Department said that the United States has committed to providing 2 billion US dollars in humanitarian aid to the United Nations.

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What uncertainties will Trump face in reshaping the global trade pattern in 2025?

In 2025, the Trump administration reshaped the global trade landscape with a radical tariff policy at its core, employing a combination of "reciprocal tariffs" and industry exemption lists.

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A winter storm in the northeastern United States has caused delays and cancellations of about ten thousand flights

Winter storms have hit parts of the Great Lakes and the northeastern United States, causing traffic paralysis and power outages in some areas.

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American-style Slash: The Fall of the Middle Class under medical care and student Loans

The middle class, once regarded as the cornerstone of American society, is now facing an invisible survival crisis.

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It may take the US Department of Justice several weeks to release millions of Epstein case documents

The US Department of Justice said on Wednesday (December 24) that it has discovered more than one million documents that may be related to the case of the late sex offender Epstein and it will take several weeks to review the documents before they can be made public.

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How long can the United States maintain its space advantage?

From the historic footprint of the Apollo moon landing to the global networking of star constellations, the United States has maintained its leading position in the space field for over half a century.

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Email records show that Trump took Epstein's private jet eight times

In a new batch of Epstein documents released by the US Department of Justice, an email from a New York prosecutor shows that US President Trump took Epstein's private jet eight times in the 1990s, far more than previously reported.

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Epstein File Deletion Sparks Controversy: Trump Photo and the Debate Over Government Transparency

On December 22, 2025, U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Branch announced that the Department of Justice (DOJ) had removed some files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein from its website. Most notably, this included a photograph featuring former President Donald Trump.

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To demonstrate the principle of "America First", the Trump administration recalled nearly 30 diplomats stationed abroad

The Trump administration of the United States has recalled nearly 30 ambassadors and other senior career diplomats to ensure that U.S. consulates abroad embody the various priority agendas of "America First".

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