Politics

In an increasingly volatile economic landscape, the recent remarks by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on ABC News have exposed a chilling reality about the future of technology imports in America. Despite initial tariff exemptions for electronics, which appeared to offer a glimmer of hope to tech companies, it seems this short-lived respite is merely a

In an era where the legal and ethical standards of deportation should be held to the highest scrutiny, the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia raises alarming flags. Confirmed by the Trump administration’s own acknowledgment of his plight, Garcia, a man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, now finds himself imprisoned in one of the nation’s most

The recent firing of Peter Carr, a former spokesman for special counsels Robert Mueller and Jack Smith, marks another unsettling chapter in a saga that feels like a political chess game rather than a purely judicial process. Carr’s termination, orchestrated by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, echoes broader concerns about the integrity and independence of

The Supreme Court’s recent decision regarding Kilmar Abrego Garcia not only sheds light on a troubling case of wrongful deportation but also raises critical questions about the integrity of the U.S. immigration system. Abrego Garcia, a man with roots in Maryland, was forcibly removed to El Salvador despite having a legal order preventing his deportation.

The current face-off between the United States and China over tariffs has escalated into an alarming conflict that threatens to destabilize not only their respective economies but also the global economy. The Trump administration has implemented some of the most aggressive tariff policies seen in decades, and China has retaliated in an equally formidable manner.

In a startling move, the U.S. Justice Department has dismantled its National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team, illustrating a reckless deviation in the federal government’s approach toward cryptocurrency-related crimes. This decision, announced by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, advocates for a decentralized strategy that places the onus on individual U.S. attorney’s offices to spearhead cases relating to

The recent case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man mistakenly deported from the U.S. to a notorious prison in El Salvador, starkly exemplifies the dire consequences of systemic failures in our immigration system. The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice John Roberts, intervened just hours before a critical deadline that would have continued to expose

In the face of human tragedy, when the earth shakes and lives are upended, the urgency for humanitarian assistance becomes paramount. Yet, in an astonishingly callous move, three U.S. aid workers—on the ground in Myanmar to assist with recovery efforts after a devastating earthquake—were informed of their layoffs. This moral and humanitarian fiasco reflects more

The recent Senate approval of a budget plan pitched by the Republican Party epitomizes a dangerously myopic view of economic policy, prioritizing corporate interests over the livelihoods of the average American. By extending the tax cuts initially introduced in the 2017 Trump administration, the GOP is doubling down on a fiscal strategy that has already

The recent decision by South Korea’s Constitutional Court to uphold the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol marks a critical moment in the nation’s democratic fabric. This event is not merely a shifting of power; it is an indictment of authoritarian impulses that, despite being on the fringes of power for decades, have now reared