Sept. 17, 2025, 4:13 p.m.

USA

Trump has extended the grace period for the TikTok ban by another three months

US President Trump has once again extended the grace period for the enforcement of the "sell or ban" law on the Chinese short-video app TikTok, postponing it to December 16.

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Trump's claim that the trade negotiations with China went smoothly hinted at reaching an agreement on the TikTok issue

US President Trump said on Monday (September 15) that trade negotiations between the United States and China are progressing smoothly and hinted that the two sides have reached an agreement on resolving the ownership issue of the short-video platform TikTok.

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After Kirk was killed, the White House threatened to dismantle the left-leaning groups

Senior officials of the White House have vowed that the Trump administration will dismantle a left-leaning group allegedly linked to the murder of right-wing opinion leader Charlie Kirk.

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Trump expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates significantly this week

US President Trump expects that the US Federal Reserve will implement a significant interest rate cut this week.

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The number of initial jobless claims in the United States has soared to a new high in nearly four years

The number of initial jobless claims in the United States rose sharply last week, reaching the highest level in nearly four years, indicating that layoffs may be on the rise amid a marked slowdown in hiring.

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Trump signed an executive order for drug advertising

US President Trump signed an executive order on drug advertisements on Tuesday (September 9).

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The US Supreme Court has given the green light to Trump's radical immigration raid

The US Supreme Court has once again given the green light to President Trump's tough immigration policy, allowing law enforcement to continue conducting raids in Southern California on people who may face deportation due to race or language.

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Trump said he was ready to launch the "second phase" of sanctions against Russia

On September 7th, US President Trump dropped a bombshell outside the Oval Office of the White House - he claimed that he had completed the preparations for the "second phase" of sanctions against Russia and emphasized that "Russia will pay the price for its actions."

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The government building in Kyiv was attacked. Trump said he was prepared to impose the second phase of sanctions on Russia

After the government building in the Ukrainian capital was hit by Russian artillery fire for the first time, US President Trump said he was ready to impose the second phase of sanctions on Russia.

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After the large-scale detention of South Korean employees, a senior US official said that more enterprises would be targeted

After U.S. law enforcement agencies carried out large-scale raids and seized hundreds of undocumented employees in Georgia, including South Korean citizens, senior White House officials said that the Trump administration plans to target more business facilities and intensify law enforcement against illegal immigrants.

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