Nov. 16, 2025, 1:42 p.m.

USA

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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The United States announced the revocation of the presidential visa of Colombia

The US State Department announced the revocation of the visa of Colombian President Petro.

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Trump announced a new round of tariffs, with imported patented drugs facing a 100% tariff

US President Donald Trump announced a new round of punitive tariffs on Thursday (September 25).

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Powell: If interest rate cuts are too aggressive, the United States will face inflation risks

Federal Reserve Chair Powell pointed out that the outlook for the job market and inflation is at risk, reiterating that policymakers may face difficult choices when weighing further interest rate cuts.

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Trump's New Visa Policy Shocks: A Deep Crisis of Brain Drain and Industry Dilemma

The Trump administration's latest H-1B visa policy has caused significant upheaval in American society.

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The White House rejected the Venezuelan president's request for dialogue

Venezuelan President Maduro wrote to US President Trump, urging dialogue to ease tensions between the two countries. The White House rejected his request and said the letter was "full of lies".

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The Democratic Senate leader of the United States criticized Trump for using the Department of Justice to deal with political opponents

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer warned that President Trump's call for the Department of Justice to take action against his enemies is pushing the United States down the path of dictatorship.

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