Ghiles Slamani
Health Agencies Restructure: Here’s Where Thousands of Jobs and Programs Are Being Slashed
The US government has initiated a major shake-up, cutting thousands of positions across key health agencies like the FDA, CDC, and NIH. With nearly a quarter of the Department of…
Tariff Debate Intensifies as Trump Eyes Broad 20% Hike on Imports
The Trump administration is considering a sweeping tariff increase, potentially impacting nearly all US trading partners. Sources suggest a hike of up to 20% could be on the table, a…
Trump’s Tariffs and Musk’s Millions Face Public Verdict in Key US Elections
As Trump launches sweeping economic reforms and Musk pours millions into political races, two high-stakes elections unfold this week. Florida and Wisconsin voters now hold the power to signal whether…
White House Sparks Backlash Over Plans to Control Press Room Seating
A quiet but pointed power struggle is unfolding inside the West Wing. The White House wants to redraw the press seating chart, a change that could alter more than just…
Trump’s Tariff Plans Spark Fears of Global Retaliation and Economic Fallout
With Washington set to unveil a new series of tariffs, uncertainty is spreading through global markets and diplomatic circles. President Trump’s plan, expected within days, signals a return to a…
China, Japan and South Korea in Talks on US Tariff Response, Reports Chinese State Media
Beijing is claiming a united front with Tokyo and Seoul in response to rising US tariffs. But conflicting statements from Japan and South Korea cast doubt on that narrative. Behind…
Trump’s Looming Tariffs Ignite Global Fears of Rising Costs and Economic Fallout
Donald Trump’s incoming tariffs are already sending tremors through financial markets, with Europe and Wall Street reacting sharply. As “Liberation Day” approaches, investors, businesses and economists warn of wider consequences.…
Tariff Backlash Grows as Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Nears, Voters Demand Price Relief
Donald Trump’s planned “Liberation Day” tariffs are set to reshape trade — but a new poll reveals voters aren’t convinced. Most say the president is putting too much focus on…
Magnolia at the White House Faces Final Days After Nearly 200 Years
After nearly two centuries standing watch over the South Lawn, the White House magnolia tree is coming down. Its deep-rooted legacy and place in American history make its removal all…
Trump’s Aluminum Tariffs Could Revive US Industry—Or Hit Poorest States the Hardest
Donald Trump wants to restore American aluminum production with sweeping global tariffs. His plan targets low-cost imports and aims to level the playing field. But small manufacturers fear rising costs,…
Trump’s Executive Order Could Devastate Federal Worker Unions Amid DOGE Cuts
In a controversial move, President Trump has signed an executive order that could strip federal worker unions of their collective bargaining rights. The order, citing national security concerns, threatens the…
New Strategy From Trump Administration Promises to Tackle America’s Housing Shortage
The Trump administration has unveiled a strategic plan to address America’s long-standing housing crisis. By utilizing underused federal lands across the country, the initiative aims to boost affordable housing availability.…
Trump’s LNG Push Reignites Drilling Rush in Haynesville Basin
With LNG projects back on the table, energy players are eyeing the Haynesville basin for its strategic location and cleaner gas. But while enthusiasm builds, the scars of past oversupply…
US Hunts for “European Eggs” as Prices Soar at Home
With egg prices hitting record highs, the US is looking to European producers for a lifeline. But supply is limited, outbreaks of bird flu persist, and the two sides have…
Musk Says Grandma’s Check Is Safe as DOGE Slashes Federal Programs
In a rare public interview, Elon Musk defended his controversial DOGE initiative, claiming it’s the only way to rescue America from fiscal disaster. While insisting that Social Security is secure,…
Trump Unveils 25% Tariff on Imported Autos, Aims to Generate $100 Billion in Revenue
In a move aimed at bolstering U.S. manufacturing, President Trump has placed a 25% tariff on imported vehicles, expecting to generate $100 billion annually. While the policy seeks to create…
TikTok’s Future in the US: Trump Proposes Tariff Reduction for China’s Support
In a bold move, President Trump has suggested reducing tariffs on China to help finalise the sale of TikTok's US operations. This offer comes ahead of a looming deadline that…
Trump’s New 25% Tariff on Vehicle Imports: A Major Hit to UK Trade
In a new escalation of the ongoing trade war, President Trump has announced a 25% tariff on all imported vehicles. The UK’s car exports, worth billions, are particularly vulnerable. With…
2025 Hurricane Season: Experts Warn of 18 Storms and an Increase in Major Hurricanes
As the 2025 hurricane season approaches, experts warn of a particularly active period, with 18 tropical storms potentially forming. The season is expected to bring more Category 3 hurricanes than…
US Consumer Confidence Hits Four-Year Low as Economic Fears Mount
The latest figures reveal a significant drop in consumer confidence, reaching a four-year low. As fears of inflation and a potential recession intensify, Americans are growing more concerned about their…
Local Health Departments Face a Blow as Trump Administration Withdraws Billions in COVID Funding
In a major shift, the Trump administration is retracting $11.4 billion in COVID-19 funding from health departments nationwide. While much of this funding was set to expire soon, its immediate…
Trump Signs Executive Order Demanding Proof of Citizenship for Federal Elections
In a bold move, President Trump signed an executive order to overhaul U.S. election laws, introducing new requirements for voter registration. This includes mandatory proof of citizenship for federal elections…
Columbia Under Pressure: The Price of Trump’s $400M Funding Cut on Academic Freedom
After a $400 million funding cut, Columbia University faced the impossible task of balancing political demands with its research mission. The university’s decision to comply with Trump’s administration has stirred…
Hyundai Invests $21bn in the US, Bracing for Trump’s Tariff Policies
Hyundai is committing a historic $21bn to strengthen its presence in the US, with new manufacturing facilities and partnerships in cutting-edge technologies. This bold step comes just as President Trump…
Coca-Cola Recall: Over 10,000 Cans Pulled from Shelves Due to Plastic Contamination
Coca-Cola has initiated a recall of over 10,000 cans after discovering plastic contamination in products sold across Illinois and Wisconsin. The recall, classified as Class II by the FDA, raises…
US Consumers Tighten Purse Strings as Inflation Takes a Toll
With inflation continuing to soar, US consumers are becoming increasingly cautious with their spending. Retailers and financial institutions alike are bracing for the potential fallout as the impact of inflation…
International Students Face Unprecedented Challenges in U.S. Higher Education Under Trump
Under the Trump administration, international students are facing heightened uncertainty as stricter immigration policies and the policing of campus activism take hold. With travel bans and deportation concerns rising, prospective…
U.S. Infrastructure Shows Signs of Progress, But Funding Cuts Could Stall Advancements
The latest report from the American Society of Civil Engineers reveals significant gains in U.S. infrastructure, with improvements in sectors like public transport and ports. However, a looming threat of…
Irish Government Says Trump’s EU Tariffs Could Put 80,000 Jobs at Risk
With President Trump set to impose tariffs on the EU, Ireland is bracing for the potential loss of up to 80,000 jobs. The country’s multinational sector, which employs thousands, could…
Rising Coffee Prices: What’s Behind the Global Supply Chain Disruptions?
Americans will soon pay more for their daily coffee as a perfect storm of factors impacts the global supply chain. From extreme weather and geopolitical tensions to financial speculation, the…
SBA Cuts 2,700 Jobs and Assumes Control of Student Loan Program – What It Means for Borrowers
In a bold move, the SBA is reducing its workforce by 43% while stepping into the shoes of the Department of Education to manage over $1.6 trillion in student loans.…
Over 530,000 Migrants Face Deportation as Trump Revokes Protections
In a controversial move, the Trump administration has set a deadline to revoke the legal status of over 530,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. This decision follows the…
Social Security’s 2026 COLA: Why Retirees Should Brace for a Smaller Increase
Social Security's 2026 COLA update is a significant letdown for retirees expecting another boost. With inflation slowing, the adjustment is expected to be the smallest in years. Meanwhile, essential costs…
Egg Prices Through the Roof – The Factors Behind the Increase Explained
Egg prices have reached unprecedented levels, but what's truly causing the spike? While avian flu plays a major role, consumer demand and market strategies are also contributing to the rise.…
Elon Musk: “The Ship of America Is Sinking” Without Spending Cuts
With the US deficit climbing to unprecedented levels, Elon Musk is pushing for deep government spending cuts to prevent financial disaster. The billionaire claims that unchecked debt could sink the…
DOJ Eliminates 11 ADA Compliance Rules—What It Means for Businesses
The DOJ has eliminated multiple ADA guidelines, claiming the changes will streamline compliance and reduce business costs. Disability advocates, however, argue that the decision weakens accessibility protections. The removed rules…
HIV Prevention Division Funding Under Review as Trump Administration Eyes Major CDC Cuts
The CDC’s HIV Prevention Division, responsible for national testing and outreach programs, may face significant funding cuts under a proposed Trump administration budget review. The potential reductions have raised alarms…
New SSA Rules Impact Millions: A Big Change for Social Security Verification Starting March 31
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is implementing sweeping changes that will affect millions of Americans. Starting March 31, recipients will no longer be able to verify their identity over the…
Trump Shakes FTC Leadership, Fires Two Democratic Members
In an unprecedented move, President Trump has fired two Democratic commissioners from the FTC, leading to concerns about the agency’s future. This bold action could reshape how the FTC operates,…
Tariffs Threaten Tennessee Whiskey: Distillers Warn of Economic Fallout
The U.S. whiskey industry, once thriving under favorable trade deals, is now grappling with the consequences of Trump's tariff war. Distillers, especially smaller craft producers in Tennessee, are warning of…
How US Health Aid Cuts Could Reverse Global Progress on HIV, Polio, and Measles
The World Health Organization is sounding the alarm over US cuts to foreign health aid. Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns that disruptions to HIV, malaria, and polio programs could lead…
Funding Cut to Long-Term Diabetes Study by Trump Administration Raises Concerns
The Trump administration has pulled funding from the decades-long Diabetes Prevention Program, a key study tracking diabetes prevention. This decision comes amidst a series of budget cuts to NIH, with…
VOA’s Shutdown: How the U.S. State Media’s Silence is Shaping Global News
Following an executive order, Voice of America (VOA) is going dark, with some radio frequencies replaced by music in place of hard-hitting news reports. This move has left a significant…
St. Patrick’s Day 2025: A Spectacular Parade and Global Celebrations
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated with lively parades and cultural festivities across the world. In New York, the city’s historic parade takes centre stage, drawing millions of spectators. The global…
Federal Judge Halts Trump’s Use of Alien Enemies Act for Swift Deportations
President Trump attempted to invoke the Alien Enemies Act, a 227-year-old law, to fast-track deportations of Venezuelan gang members. But within hours, a federal judge intervened, questioning the legal basis…
Tornado Devastation: At Least 34 Dead as Storms Rip Through the Southern US
Powerful tornadoes have carved a path of destruction through the southern US, killing at least 34 people and levelling entire neighbourhoods. With emergency teams working through the wreckage, thousands remain…
VoA in Crisis: Trump’s Latest Media Crackdown Puts Journalists on Leave
A sweeping decision by the Trump administration has forced over a thousand VOA journalists into limbo. The move follows the president’s fiery rhetoric against major news outlets. As key media…
What Trump’s Staff Reductions Mean for Your Summer Hiking Adventure
This summer, public lands may feel a little less accessible due to staffing cuts brought on by the Trump administration. Agencies like the BLM and Forest Service are already facing…
Trump’s Citizenship Restrictions: Administration Urges Supreme Court to Intervene
The Trump administration is pushing the US Supreme Court to approve partial restrictions on birthright citizenship, despite lower court injunctions blocking the policy. The move comes after several federal appeals…
Trump’s 200% Tariff Threat: Alcohol Imports From the EU at Risk
A brewing trade dispute between the U.S. and the European Union could soon hit consumers' pockets, with President Donald Trump threatening a 200% tariff on alcohol imports from Europe. This…
