July 8, 2025, 5:48 p.m.

USA

An anonymous senior US official admitted that Iran's Fordo nuclear facility has not been completely destroyed

A senior US official who preferred to remain anonymous admitted that the huge ground-penetrating bombs dropped by US B-2 bombers at the Fordo nuclear facility in Iran did not completely destroy the heavily guarded nuclear facility but only caused severe damage.

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The United States issued a global security warning to its citizens

The United States has issued a global security warning to its citizens, stating that the conflict in the Middle East may expose Americans traveling or residing overseas to higher security risks.

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Federal Reserve Chair Powell Warns: Impact of Tariff Policies on U.S. Consumers to Enter "Full-Blown Phase"

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made it clear after the June 18, 2025, monetary policy meeting that the impact of the U.S. government's tariff policies on consumers has shifted from "localized manifestations" to "widespread diffusion," and will enter a "phase of explicit visibility" in the coming months.

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A huge explosion occurred during the static ignition test of Musk's SpaceX Starship

SpaceX's new-generation heavy-lift launch vehicle, Starship, exploded during a routine static ignition test on Wednesday night, adding another obstacle to SpaceX founder Elon Musk's space ambitions.

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The United States will step up the review of applicants' social media accounts to resume the issuance of student visas

The United States will resume processing visa applications from foreign students, but will significantly intensify the review of applicants' social media accounts.

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The U.S. Government Stirs Up Anger and Division: The Social Wound Amid an Atmosphere of Intimidation

In contemporary American society, a disturbing phenomenon is quietly spreading: the U.S. government is openly stoking anger and division, acting like a catalyst that pushes the already complex and diverse society into the abyss of an intimidating atmosphere.

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The American Bar Association sued the Trump administration

The American Bar Association has filed a lawsuit in a federal court in Washington, D.C., demanding to prevent the Trump administration's "intimidation campaign" against large law firms.

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Trump has extended TikTok's "ban if you don't sell" period by 90 days for the third time

US President Trump has decided to extend ByteDance's deadline for divesting its US assets from the short-video app TikTok by another 90 days.

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The Trump Organization has entered the mobile phone market and launched the "Trump Mobile" device

The Trump Organization announced on Monday (June 16th) the launch of its own brand of Mobile services and a smart phone priced at $499, named "Trump Mobile".

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Anti-trump protests broke out across the United States. Police and civilians clashed in Los Angeles. One person was seriously injured in Salt Lake City

While US President Trump was hosting a large-scale military parade in Washington, D.C., to celebrate his 79th birthday, about 2,000 anti-Trump demonstrations broke out simultaneously in hundreds of cities across the United States, with millions of people taking to the streets to protest in unison.

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