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House Republicans Face Challenges with Trump Tax Cuts and Medicaid Funding

Republican lawmakers in Congress are confronting their biggest challenge of Donald Trump's presidency this week: reconciling internal divisions over proposed cuts to Medicaid and popular green energy initiatives to fund a landmark tax-cut bill they hope to enact by June. Following a two-week recess marked by some heated constituent encounters, House Republicans are set to begin debating and voting on segments of Trump's agenda legislation that would also fund his immigration crackdown while boosting fossil fuel production and military spending. "We'd like to have it on the president's desk by June," House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, the chamber's No. 2 Republican, told Reuters. "It's going to be a very transparent process, where committees will be holding their hearings and mark-ups in public view." Scalise emphasized that Republicans' top priority is extending provisions of Trump's 2017 Tax Cuts & Jobs Act […]

Peter Atitebi April 28, 2025

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Trump Administration Charts Course for Next Phase After Eventful First 100 Days

President Donald Trump's administration plans to highlight accomplishments from his first 100 days in office this week while outlining priorities for the coming months with an emphasis on trade negotiations and peace initiatives, according to White House officials. Following a period of rapid policy implementation that has energized supporters and alarmed critics, one official indicated that Trump has additional significant changes planned, referring to them as "torpedoes" without providing specific details. Since his January 20 inauguration, Trump has implemented substantial changes across domestic and foreign policy spheres. His administration has introduced widespread tariffs affecting the global economic system, reduced federal government staffing, and eliminated diversity programs in both public and private sectors. The president has also taken confrontational stances toward academic institutions, law firms, and judicial bodies. Trump is scheduled to travel to Michigan for a rally commemorating the 100-day […]

Peter Atitebi April 27, 2025

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Trump’s Second Term Brings Significant Shifts to Global Relations

In the first 100 days since President Donald Trump returned to office, his administration has implemented substantial changes to America's approach to global affairs, departing from long-established international norms and relationships. The president has initiated a wide-ranging tariff policy affecting numerous trading partners, reduced U.S. foreign aid, expressed skepticism toward NATO allies, and taken a markedly different stance on Russia's war in Ukraine. His rhetoric has included comments about annexing Greenland, retaking the Panama Canal, and suggesting Canada could become the 51st state. "Trump is much more radical now than he was eight years ago," observed Elliott Abrams, a conservative who served in the Trump administration during his first term after working under Presidents Reagan and Bush. "I have been surprised." Critics argue that the "America First" agenda has strained relationships with traditional allies while potentially emboldening adversaries. Some governments […]

Peter Atitebi April 27, 2025

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Trump Administration Reverses Course on International Student Visa Terminations

According to a Justice Department attorney at a Friday hearing in the Northern District of California, the Trump administration is restoring the legal status of international students whose records were terminated in recent weeks. Elizabeth D. Kurlan stated that international students' records will be reactivated while Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) develops a "framework for status record termination." This reversal follows the administration's recent revocation of hundreds of international student visas, their records, and legal statuses, particularly affecting those involved in political activism or with previous issues like DUIs. "ICE still maintains the authority to terminate a SEVIS record for other reasons, such as if a student fails to maintain his or her nonimmigrant status after the record is reactivated, or engages in other unlawful activity that would render him or her removable from the United States," Kurlan explained during […]

Peter Atitebi April 25, 2025

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Costa Rica Grants Special Migratory Status to Deported Migrants from the U.S.

Costa Rica has granted a special migratory status to 85 migrants who were deported from the United States in February under the Trump administration, according to Omar Badilla, the country's immigration director, who announced it on Wednesday. Earlier this year, President Rodrigo Chรกvez's government agreed with the Trump administration to receive up to 200 migrants from Africa, Asia, and Europe, with the initial intention to repatriate them within weeks. However, Costa Rican authorities confirmed that not all migrants accepted repatriation. In response, the government issued a resolution on Monday establishing a special migratory category valid for 90 days, with an option to extend. "These people have freedom of movement anywhere within the country... the point of this resolution is not to force anybody to return to their country of origin," Badilla stated in a video shared with the press. Since […]

Peter Atitebi April 24, 2025

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Trump Criticizes Zelenskyy as Ukraine Peace Talks Falter

President Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for allegedly impeding peace negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. In a Truth Social post, Trump described Zelenskyy's refusal to recognize Russia's annexation of Crimea as "very harmful" to achieving peace, claiming a deal was "very close." "It's inflammatory statements like Zelenskyy's that make it so difficult to settle this War," Trump wrote. Zelenskyy has consistently rejected ceding Crimea, which Russia illegally annexed in 2014. "There's nothing to discuss here," he stated at a recent media conference. "This is against our constitution." High-level negotiations aimed at pausing hostilities recently collapsed after Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff withdrew from planned London talks, diminishing Kyiv's hopes for a short-term agreement. Despite this setback, President Trump's Ukraine envoy, Keith Kellogg, was still scheduled to meet with Ukrainian presidential chief […]

Peter Atitebi April 23, 2025

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Vietnam Takes Action Against Export Fraud Amid US Tariff Concerns

According to a document reviewed by Reuters, Vietnam's trade ministry has issued a directive to combat illegal transshipment of goods to the United States and other trading partners. The directive is intended to avoid steep U.S. tariffs. The directive, dated and effective April 15, warned that trade fraud is likely to increase amid growing tensions caused by U.S. tariffs. This would make it "more complicated to avoid sanctions that countries will apply to imported goods" if fraud is not prevented. While the directive did not specifically name any countries where transshipment fraud might originate, Vietnam's imports from China account for nearly 40% of its total, and Washington has openly accused Beijing of using Vietnam as a transshipment hub to evade U.S. duties. Vietnam faces potential 46% "reciprocal" tariffs from the Trump administration, currently paused until July. If implemented, these tariffs […]

Peter Atitebi April 22, 2025

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15 Years After Deepwater Horizon, Victims Still Fighting as Gulf Recovery Stalls

Fifteen years after the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion killed 11 workers and spilled 134 million gallons of crude into the Gulf of Mexico, the aftermath of America's worst offshore oil disaster continues to unfold with mixed results. BP has paid billions in damages, funding extensive coastal restoration projects across five Gulf states. However, cleanup workers and residents claiming health impacts from the spill have faced significant legal hurdles, with most lawsuits dismissed and minimal compensation awarded. In Lafitte, Louisiana, Tammy Gremillion mourns her daughter Jennifer, who died of leukemia in 2020 after working in BP's cleanup operation. "They didn't know the dangers. They didn't do what they should have to protect these young people," Gremillion said, convinced her daughter's cancer resulted from toxin exposure during cleanup efforts. Despite filing a lawsuit in 2022, Gremillion faces an uphill battle. An […]

Peter Atitebi April 21, 2025

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Boeing Jet Returns to US from China Amid Escalating Tariff War

A Boeing 737 MAX jet intended for Chinese airline Xiamen has returned to the United States, caught in the crossfire of rising trade tensions between the two countries. The aircraft, painted in Xiamen Airlines livery, landed at Seattle's Boeing Field on Sunday at 6:11 p.m. after making refueling stops in Guam and Hawaii during its 5,000-mile journey back from China. The plane was one of several 737 MAX jets awaiting completion and delivery to Chinese carriers at Boeing's Zhoushan center when it became entangled in recent tariff escalations. President Donald Trump recently increased baseline tariffs on Chinese imports to 145%, prompting China to retaliate with 125% tariffs on U.S. goods. These duties could prove financially devastating for Chinese airlines accepting Boeing aircraft, as a new 737 MAX has a market value of approximately $55 million, according to aviation consultancy IBA. […]

Peter Atitebi April 20, 2025

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NY Governor Defies Federal Order, Congestion Pricing Continues Despite Sunday Deadline

New York City's $9 congestion toll on drivers entering Manhattan's busiest areas will remain in effect, despite the federal government's Sunday deadline to end the program. A spokesperson for New York Governor Kathy Hochul stated, "The program is working. Traffic is down, business is up, and the cameras are staying on." The U.S. Department of Transportation had previously indicated it expected New York to comply with the Sunday deadline to "terminate this program," according to a statement to NBC New York. "USDOT will continue to fight for working-class Americans whose tax dollars have already funded and paid for these roads," the department said. MTA officials told NBC New York that changes were unlikely on Sunday, noting that a federal judge has so far ruled the toll is legal. Court filings suggest the case may not be fully resolved until fall. […]

Peter Atitebi April 20, 2025

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