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Trump sends veteran immigration enforcer Tom Homan to Minneapolis after two fatal shootings in a month, signaling a shift in tactics but not policy direction.

Despite Trump's confident words about the dollar, the yen has strengthened to 152 for the first time since November. We analyze what this currency shift means for global markets and intervention prospects.

Mexico reportedly halted oil shipments to Cuba amid growing pressure from Trump's administration, highlighting the complex balance between humanitarian solidarity and US relations in Latin America.

As Russia continues attacking Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, Trump hints at peace negotiations while China's role becomes pivotal. What's changed in year three of the conflict?

President Trump announced plans to 'de-escalate' immigration operations in Minnesota following two fatal shootings of US citizens by federal agents in two weeks, prompting criticism from both parties.

Trump's harshest immigration promises are being scaled back as legal constraints and practical limitations force policy adjustments. The gap between campaign rhetoric and governing reality widens.

The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents sparked rare Republican pushback against Trump. Why did his most loyal supporters finally break their silence?

President Trump warned he'll end US support for Iraq if Iran-linked former PM Nouri al-Maliki returns to power, marking his starkest intervention in Iraqi politics yet.

Wall Street hopes the next Fed chair will resist Trump's pressure, but political interference in monetary policy could reshape global markets forever.

Trump administration's aggressive policies are reshaping international relations and global order. From immigration crackdowns to defense shifts, analyzing the ripple effects worldwide.

Indonesia's hasty decision to join Trump's Board of Peace initiative raises questions about Jakarta's diplomatic principles, as the ad hoc framework sidelines Palestinians and challenges rule-based diplomacy.

Trump threatens to cut U.S. aid if Iraq selects Maliki as PM, marking a new phase in America-Iran competition for Middle Eastern influence and raising questions about sovereignty.