Trump administration
Millions Join Nationwide "No Kings" Protests Against Trump's Perceived Authoritarianism
Oct 19, 2025 01:22 pm CST
Nationwide "No Kings" rallies attracted millions of Americans protesting President Donald Trump's perceived authoritarian tendencies. The peaceful demonstrations featured diverse participants across 2,600 locations, including many lifelong Republicans expressing concerns about democratic norms, government overreach, and constitutional principles. Organizers built upon previous successful rallies while facing criticism from Republican leadership who labeled the movement "anti-American."
India Promises to Protect Farmers and Small Industries in Ongoing US Trade Negotiations
Oct 18, 2025 08:16 pm CST
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal affirms India's commitment to safeguarding farmers, fishermen, and MSMEs in ongoing US trade talks, as both nations work toward doubling bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030 despite current tariff challenges imposed by the Trump administration.
John Bolton: From Trump's National Security Advisor to Outspoken Critic Facing Legal Challenges
Oct 18, 2025 04:30 pm CST
This article examines John Bolton's dramatic transformation from Donald Trump's national security advisor to one of his fiercest critics. It covers Bolton's extensive diplomatic career, his brief tenure in the Trump administration, and the subsequent fallout including his critical memoir and recent indictment on charges related to classified information handling, highlighting the complex relationship between these two powerful political figures.
Trump Escalates Pressure on Venezuela's Maduro Through Military Deployments and Strong Rhetoric
Oct 18, 2025 11:38 am CST
US President Donald Trump has intensified pressure on Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, claiming the latter is offering concessions to ease tensions with Washington. The US has deployed significant military assets including stealth aircraft, navy ships, and B-52 bombers near Venezuela as part of alleged counter-narcotics operations, raising concerns about possible regime change intentions.
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton Pleads Not Guilty to Mishandling Classified Information
Oct 18, 2025 12:00 am CST
Former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton has pleaded not guilty to charges of sharing classified information with family members and storing top secret documents at his home. The case, which unfolds amid accusations of political targeting, involves allegations that Bolton shared sensitive information through personal emails that were later compromised by suspected Iranian hackers. Bolton's defense claims the materials were merely personal diaries containing unclassified information.
US Chamber Of Commerce Challenges Trump's $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee in Federal Lawsuit
Oct 17, 2025 09:38 am CST
The US Chamber of Commerce has filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging the legality of the newly imposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee. The Chamber argues this dramatic increase from the previous $3,600 fee violates immigration laws and would significantly harm American businesses, particularly tech companies that rely on foreign talent. The administration defends the fee as a measure to protect American workers, while offering exemptions for existing visa holders.
US Military Reports First Survivors in Caribbean Drug Vessel Strike Amid Escalating Venezuela Tensions
Oct 17, 2025 08:24 am CST
The US military conducted a strike against a suspected drug vessel in the Caribbean that reportedly left survivors for the first time, raising new questions about these operations amid a significant military buildup near Venezuela. This development comes as President Trump authorizes CIA covert operations in Venezuela and Pentagon leadership undergoes unexpected changes, intensifying concerns about US intentions in the region.
The Global Fossil Fuel Paradox: Why Nations Struggle to Transition Despite Climate Commitments
Oct 17, 2025 01:48 am CST
Despite renewable energy becoming more affordable and environmentally beneficial, major economies continue relying heavily on fossil fuels. This article examines how the United States, China, and European nations balance growing electricity demands with climate commitments, revealing the complex interplay between energy security concerns and environmental goals as the world approaches three decades of climate negotiations with limited progress toward Paris Agreement targets.
Brown University Joins MIT in Rejecting Trump's College Compact Over Academic Freedom Concerns
Oct 16, 2025 03:46 pm CST
Brown University has declined the White House's Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education, becoming the second institution after MIT to reject the proposal. President Christina Paxson cited concerns about academic freedom and institutional autonomy, stating the compact would contradict a previous July agreement that preserved the university's core values while restoring research funding.
US Government Shutdown: White House Plans to Lay Off Over 10,000 Federal Workers as Deadlock Continues
Oct 16, 2025 10:17 am CST
The White House has announced plans to lay off at least 10,000 federal workers as the US government shutdown enters its third week. Budget chief Russ Vought confirmed the administration's aggressive approach to reducing the workforce while congressional negotiations remain deadlocked. With 4,000 employees already terminated and military personnel facing delayed paychecks, the political impasse continues to severely impact government operations and federal employees.