Sept. 16, 2025, 2:21 a.m.

USA

Trump's firing of Cook: A power play challenging the independence of the Federal Reserve

Recently, US President Trump announced the dismissal of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing "mortgage fraud."

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Trump is still considering imposing economic sanctions on Russia

US President Trump said that if Russian President Putin does not agree to end the war in Ukraine, he is prepared to impose economic sanctions on Russia.

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NYPD's "Declaration of Independence": A Fierce Clash Between Local Autonomy and Federal Intervention

On August 25, 2025, New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch declared emphatically in Attorney General Pam Bondi's office, "New York City doesn't need federal or National Guard intervention in law enforcement."

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Intel: US government shareholding may impact international sales and other subsidies

Intel said that a 10% stake held by the US government could pose risks to the company's business, including damaging international sales and limiting the possibility of future government subsidies.

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Trump dismissed the African-American Federal Reserve governor on suspicion of loan fraud

US President Trump announced the immediate dismissal of Federal Reserve Governor Tim Cook on suspicion of loan fraud.

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The United States has confirmed its first case of human infection with carnivorous flies

The first case of human infection with "New Continent meat fly" has emerged in Maryland, the United States.

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Washington's "Military Takeover" Turmoil: Power Struggle and Political Calculations Between Federal and Local Governments

In August 2025, Washington D.C. has been engulfed in a political storm triggered by the deployment of the National Guard.

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Demonstrators protesting against Microsoft's business dealings with Israel were arrested at the company's headquarters

Radical employees and supporters of Microsoft Corporation in the United States were arrested after returning to the company's headquarters to stage protests for the second day.

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The US government's initiation of an investigation into wind turbines may pave the way for additional tariffs

The US government has launched an investigation into imported wind turbines and their components. This move may pave the way for further tariffs on these clean energy components.

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A cargo ship exploded at the Port of Baltimore in the United States, blocking the waterway

A bulk carrier fully loaded with coal was setting sail from the port of Baltimore, Maryland, for East Africa when an explosion suddenly occurred, causing the main channel of the port to be closed.

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