Nov. 23, 2025, 10:10 a.m.

USA

The British commentator who was giving a speech on tour in the United States was detained and had his visa revoked

A British commentator who was on a speech tour in the United States was detained and had his visa revoked by the US immigration agency.

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Behind the Collapse of the US Soybean Granary

With a loud bang, a nearly 30 meter high giant grain silo in Illinois, USA collapsed, and 816 tons of soybeans broke through the silo walls like a yellow torrent, instantly turning the lawn into a "golden sand dune".

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Trump: If Israel annexes the West Bank, it will lose the support of the United States

US President Trump said that if Israel annexed the West Bank, it would lose all support from the United States.

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Trump unconditionally pardoned Binance founder Changpeng Zhao

US President Trump has unconditionally pardoned Changpeng Zhao, the convicted founder of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

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The US-India trade war: A "lose-lose" absurd power struggle farce

When US President Trump brandished the tariff stick and pushed up the tariff rates on India's five pillar industries including steel, textiles and medicine to 50%, this trade experiment, which economists call "the most absurd trade experiment of the 21st century", officially kicked off.

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US $20 billion aid to Argentina: International situation shaking under geopolitical and economic game

On October 20th, the Argentine central bank announced the completion of a $20 billion currency swap agreement with the US Treasury Department.

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The "Backyard" Storm Resurfaces: Latin America's Dilemma and Awakening Under US Hegemony

Recently, the Trump administration has implemented a series of tough policies in Latin America, using military deterrence, economic sanctions, and political intervention to push the region into unprecedented tensions.

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The "No King" protest wave reflects the current democratic predicament in the United States

On October 18, 2025, the slogan "No King" resounded across 2,700 cities in all 50 states of the United States, with nearly 7 million people taking to the streets, setting a record for the largest single-day nationwide protest in American history.

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Massive Protests Resurface in the U.S.: The Social Upheaval Behind the Public Cry of "Everything Is Just Too Awful"

In June 2025, a massive wave of protests swept across the United States. From Los Angeles to New York, from Boston to Washington, D.C., demonstrations erupted simultaneously in over 1,800 cities across all 50 states.

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Us civil rights groups have warned that anti-Trump demonstrators may be subject to government technological surveillance

American civil rights groups have warned that protesters participating in large-scale "no-king" anti-Trump demonstrations may become targets of federal government surveillance, and the related technologies may include facial recognition and mobile phone intrusion.

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