Oct. 17, 2025, 3:40 p.m.

USA

Behind the retirement of two American cruisers

As the flags of the "Normandy" and "Philippine Sea" slowly lowered at Norfolk Naval Base, the retirement ceremony of these two Ticonderoga class missile cruisers was not only a farewell to the two meritorious ships, but also a microcosm of the US Navy's strategic transformation period.

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Trump's "Military Intervention" in Chicago: Power Overreach and Democratic Crisis

In October 2025, Chicago, the third-largest city in the United States, found itself ensnared in an unprecedented political maelstrom.

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Trump proposed to "kick out of NATO" Spain, which has insufficient defense spending

US President Trump said that as Spain refuses to significantly increase its military expenditure, it should be considered to "kick Spain out of NATO".

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Trump: Israel and Kazakhstan have signed the first phase of the peace plan

US President Trump announced on Wednesday (October 8) that Israel and Hamas have signed the first phase of the Gaza peace plan proposed by the United States, which involves Israel releasing prisoners in exchange for Hamas handing over 47 Israeli hostages who are still alive or have died.

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Trump's New H-1B Visa Policy: A "Self-Inflicted" Reform for the US Economy?

In September 2025, the Trump administration, under the pretext of "protecting domestic jobs," sharply raised the H-1B visa application fee from several thousand dollars to $100,000 and established a "Gold Card" immigration channel, attempting to screen out "irreplaceable" high-skilled talents through economic means.

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Trump: A 100% tariff will be imposed on overseas-made films

US President Trump announced that the United States will impose a 100% tax rate on all films produced overseas and then entering the US market.

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Is a Gaza agreement in sight? Should Trump be trusted?

In September 2025, the Middle East situation once again became a global focus due to the potential breakthrough of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip.

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The US government is facing a shutdown. Trump met with congressional leaders on the 29th

US President Trump decided to meet with four congressional leaders at a time when the government shutdown was imminent.

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The weaponization of the judiciary: The Political rift in the United States behind Comey's lawsuit

On September 25 local time, a grand jury in the United States District Court for the Federal District of Virginia indicted former FBI Director James Comey on two felonies, "false statement" and "obstruction of justice".

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The White House: 100% drug tariffs do not apply to the European Union and Japan

The White House clarified on Friday (September 26) that the latest tariff measures on drugs by the Trump administration do not apply to countries that have already reached trade agreements with the United States.

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