Jan. 14, 2026, 2:46 a.m.

USA

Trump ordered a comprehensive review of the US immigration policy

After two members of the US National Guard were seriously shot by an Afghan citizen, US President Trump ordered a comprehensive review of the asylum applications approved by former President Biden during his administration and the green cards issued to citizens of 19 countries.

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The ticket prices for foreign tourists in the US national parks have been raised under the "America First" policy

Starting from 2026, foreign tourists visiting US national parks will have to purchase an annual pass that has more than doubled in price, or pay an additional $100 in entrance fees when visiting the 11 most popular national parks.

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The predicament of Black women under racial discrimination in the US labor market

The sharp increase in the unemployment rate of black women in the US November employment report is not an accidental economic fluctuation, but an inevitable result of the deep-rooted interweaving of racial and gender discrimination in the US labor market.

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The White House: The presidents of the United States and Ukraine will not meet for the time being

White House Press Secretary Robert Levitt said on Monday that US President Donald Trump has no schedule for a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky this week.

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Trump once again criticized Ukraine for showing no gratitude towards the United States

US President Trump once again accused Ukraine of lacking "gratitude" for Washington's support in its fight against the Russian invasion.

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Trump signed a bill that will mandate the public release of Epstein's files

On November 19, 2025, US President Donald Trump signed a bill requiring the Department of Justice to release documents related to the case of the late tycoon Jeffrey Epstein.

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Trump Signs Bill Requiring Justice Department to Release Epstein Documents Within 30 Days

US President Donald Trump announced that he has signed a bill requiring the Justice Department to release documents related to the case of the late billionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

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Trump: Democrats Urging U.S. Military to Refuse Orders Should Face Death Penalty

U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized Democratic lawmakers who urged the U.S. military to refuse illegal orders as "sedition" and said they should be executed.

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The House of Representatives passed a bill by an overwhelming majority instructing the Department of Justice to make Epstein's files public

The US House of Representatives passed a bill nearly unanimously, instructing the Department of Justice to disclose all the files of the late sex offender Epstein. Epstein's relationship with US President Trump during his lifetime has always been closely watched.

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From Devotee to Rebel: The Political Power Play amid the Rifts in the MAGA Camp

In November 2025, a sudden political storm swept through the core of the Republican Party in Washington.

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