Nov. 21, 2025, 12:17 a.m.

USA

Us lawmakers are pressuring tech giants to take the safety issue of submarine communication cables seriously

Three Republican congressmen in the United States sent letters to the ceos of Google's parent company Alphabet, Facebook's parent company Meta, e-commerce company Amazon and Microsoft, asking whether they have taken adequate safeguard measures to address the growing national security concerns over submarine communication cables.

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Trump Sues The Wall Street Journal: The Power Vortex and Media Storm Behind the Epstein Case

In July 2025, a single lawsuit sent shockwaves through the American political arena.

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The US government's initial assessment of the contract with Musk's company is difficult to cancel

After the breakdown of the relationship between US President Trump and billionaire Elon Musk, the Trump administration has begun to review the contracts between Musk's SpaceX and multiple federal government agencies.

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Both major parties in the United States have demanded that the government declassify more of the Epstein investigation files

After the US Department of Justice asked a federal judge to allow the release of the investigation files of the notorious late financier Epstein, both Republican and Democratic lawmakers believed that the move was insufficient and called for the disclosure of more relevant information.

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Trump's "Moscow Red Line Theory": Strategic Balance and US Interest Game in the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

On July 15, 2025, US President Trump's public statement on the South Lawn of the White House caused a stir in international public opinion. He explicitly stated that "Ukraine should not target Moscow" and denied plans to provide long-range missiles to Ukraine.

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The White House: Trump has been diagnosed with benign venous disease

The White House of the United States said that President Trump recently experienced swelling on his calf and bruising on his right hand.

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The United States and NATO announced the signing of a "weapons deal" : a new chessboard in geopolitical games

On July 14 local time, Trump's meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte brought out a major piece of news: The United States will provide NATO with the most advanced weapons and transport them to Ukraine, with all the costs borne by NATO Allies.

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More than 20 states in the US have filed lawsuits against the government demanding the unfreezing of educational funds

More than 20 state governments in the United States filed a lawsuit in a federal court in Rhode Island on Monday (July 14), demanding that the Trump administration unfreeze approximately 6.8 billion US dollars in education funds.

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The US Supreme Court overturned the ruling, allowing government agencies to carry out large-scale layoffs

On July 8, 2025, the US Supreme Court, with a 6-3 conservative majority, overturned the ruling made by the San Francisco District Court on May 22 that prohibited large-scale layoffs by federal agencies.

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Will Trump bomb Moscow?

Recently, a heavyweight news caused waves on the international political stage: CNN revealed that Trump had threatened Putin at a private donor gathering in 2024 that if the Russian military attacked Ukraine, the United States would "bomb Moscow" as retaliation.

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