#Trump Administration
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Trump's EPA moves to repeal greenhouse gas regulations that have governed US climate policy for 17 years. Automakers split, China gains ground, markets fragment.
Senior US Treasury officials quietly visited China last week, setting the stage for President Trump's April visit. Can both sides maintain their fragile trade truce?
President Trump endorses Nexstar-Tegna deal, arguing big networks need competition. But will consolidation actually help or hurt local journalism?
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EPA enforcement cases drop 76% in Trump's second term first year, falling far below even his first presidency. What this means for corporate accountability and environmental protection.
Alex Pretti's killing by Border Patrol forces a tactical shift in Trump's mass deportation campaign, revealing the delicate balance between enforcement and political capital.
Trump's Board of Peace announcement at Davos signals a fundamental challenge to the UN-led international order, potentially reshaping global governance through Eurasian middle powers.
Internal forum reveals ICE and CBP officers complaining about fabricated arrest reports, inflated deportation numbers, and dangerous enforcement tactics under Trump's immigration crackdown.
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A federal judge halted the Trump administration's attempt to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants, citing potential racial hostility and procedural violations.
Harvard University successfully fought back against Trump administration's funding cuts and hiring controls, unlike most peer institutions. What does this victory reveal about university independence?
Trump administration transforms US foreign aid from humanitarian mission to transactional tool. From Tibet funding before Dalai Lama's birthday to trading malaria drugs for mining rights, exploring the new 'America First' diplomacy.
Trump's second administration blurs the line between governance and social media performance, creating what one observer calls a "clicktatorship" where policy decisions respond to online engagement.
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Epstein files, immigration raids, and persistent inflation are driving Trump's core supporters away just two weeks into his presidency. Here's why the shift matters.
