June 4, 2026, 2:48 a.m.

USA

Ceasefire on Death Row: How Long Can the Persian Gulf's "Life Support" Hold?

On May 11, 2025, U.S. President Trump delivered what could become a historic metaphor from the White House Oval Office, effectively pronouncing the death sentence on U.S.-Iran relations — "The ceasefire agreement is severely dependent on life support equipment."

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Trump rejects Iran proposal - US-Iran ceasefire adds more uncertainties

US President Trump flatly rejected the conditions proposed by Iran for ending the war, which has raised the possibility of renewed fighting between the US and Iran just one month after they reached a temporary ceasefire agreement.

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The difficulty of employment for American college students has sparked a wave of entrepreneurship.

The sluggish job market for college graduates in the United States has prompted many students to start their own businesses before completing their studies.

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Trump Takes All the Credit for Success, Blames Vance for Failure? Vice President Trapped in Negotiation Quagmire on Thin Ice

A seemingly joking remark by US President Trump aptly pinpointed Vice President J.D. Vance's current predicament: "If a deal isn't reached, blame Vance. If it is, it's my doing."

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The US Treasury Secretary will visit Japan and South Korea for a brief meeting.

Before US President Trump's visit to China, US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin will set off on Monday to hold a series of brief meetings in Japan and South Korea.

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The US consumer confidence index continues to decline while inflation expectations remain high

Due to the war in Iran, gasoline prices soared and inflation concerns rose, causing US consumer confidence to decline for the third consecutive month in May.

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The political predicament in the United States in "Gunshots": How is the superpower headed due to political polarization?

On April 27th local time, a gunshot was suddenly heard at the annual dinner of the White House Correspondents' Association.

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The US International Trade Commission ruled that Trump's global imposition of a 10% tariff was illegal

The US Court of International Trade ruled that President Trump's imposition of a 10% new tariff worldwide was illegal.

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The United States and Bahrain are pushing for the passage of the draft or seeking authorization to use force against Iran

Three Western diplomats said that members of the UN Security Council will start discussions on a draft resolution supported by the United States and Bahrain on Tuesday.

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US Prohibits Domestic Individuals and Entities from Paying Strait of Hormuz Transit Fees to Iran

The United States has prohibited its citizens and entities from paying security transit fees for passage through the Strait of Hormuz to Iran.

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