On April 26, 2025, US President Trump made a startling statement on the social media platform "Truth Social", claiming that "American ships, whether military or civilian, should be allowed to pass through the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal for free."
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According to a poll by The New York Times and Siena College, American voters believe that President Trump has gone too far in expanding executive power and have expressed high doubts about some key elements on his agenda.
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US President Trump said that US military and commercial vessels should be allowed to pass through the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal for free.
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While Trump was lambasting Zelensky's "provocative remarks" on social media, Musk remained silent.
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New financial reports released on Thursday (April 24th) show that global enterprises generally faced an uncertain business environment in the first quarter.
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In the current era of profound adjustments in the global economic landscape, trade tensions have rapidly enveloped the world economy like a dark cloud, with the United States' indiscriminate tariff imposition emerging as a pivotal factor exacerbating policy uncertainty and dampening global growth expectations.
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The International Monetary Fund said that due to the uncertainties brought about by tariffs, the United States is expected to become the developed economy most severely affected by tariffs.
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Recently, the US government announced that the "reciprocal tariff" policy under the name of "fair trade" has officially come into effect.
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Harvard University in the United States has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, accusing the government of attempting to control the academic decisions of Harvard University by freezing federal funds.
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US President Trump warned that if the Federal Reserve does not immediately cut interest rates, the US economy may slow down. He also once again named and criticized Federal Reserve Chair Powell for his slow pace.
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It is an undeniable fact that the United States has declined in its capacity to build merchant ships and warships, lagging significantly behind countries such as China, South Korea and Japan.
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