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Trump Taps Kevin Warsh to Lead Federal Reserve
President Trump selected Kevin Warsh, a Republican economic figure, to head the Federal Reserve, likely welcomed by GOP but facing Senate hurdles from Sen. Thom Tillis over Fed Chair Powell investigation. Warsh's nomination signals Trump's economic policy direction amid ongoing fiscal debates.
Senate Passes $1.2T Funding Deal but Brief Shutdown Looms
The Senate approved a $1.2 trillion government funding bill after Trump's deal with Democrats, yet a short shutdown is inevitable as the House delays vote until Monday. This affects Pentagon and domestic agencies temporarily.
DOJ Drops Epstein Files and Opens Pretti Shooting Probe
The DOJ released Epstein files and launched a civil rights investigation into the Pretti shooting, confirmed by Deputy AG Todd Blanche. This follows public pressure on high-profile cases.
Trump Reaches Deal to Avert Partial Government Shutdown
Trump negotiated with Democrats to prevent a shutdown, boosting chances of Senate passage for HHS funding. The agreement highlights bipartisan efforts amid budget tensions.
Judges Rebuke ICE for Defying Court Orders
Federal judges nationwide criticize ICE for systematic legal abuses and constitutional violations in immigration enforcement. This escalates tensions over administration policies.
Trump's Taiwan Retreat in Indo-Pacific Strategy
The Trump administration has quieted on Taiwan's role in U.S. defense plans against China. This shift raises questions on Indo-Pacific commitments.
B.C. Premier Slams Alberta Separatists' Trump Meeting as Treason
British Columbia Premier David Eby condemned meetings between Alberta separatists and U.S. officials as treasonous. The discussions fuel Canada-U.S. political friction.
Venezuela Airspace to Reopen After Maduro Raid, Trump Announces
Trump stated Venezuela's commercial airspace will reopen weeks after a raid on Maduro, easing regional tensions. This follows U.S. involvement in the incident.
U.K. Defends China Trade Deals Despite Trump's Warnings
The U.K. upholds signing trade agreements with China amid cautions from Trump on geopolitical risks. This underscores transatlantic trade policy divergences.
Staff Fend Off ICE at Ecuador Consulate in Minneapolis
Ecuador protested U.S. ICE agents' attempted entry into its Minneapolis consulate, demanding no repeats. The incident highlights strained diplomatic relations.
Canada Accuses Toronto Exporter of Hezbollah Money Laundering
Fahed Sowane, a Toronto car exporter, declared a security threat for allegedly laundering money for Hezbollah. Canadian authorities prioritize counter-terrorism financing.
Canada-Korea MOU Boosts Trade in Autos and Minerals
Canada and South Korea signed an MOU to enhance trade, focusing on automotive and critical minerals sectors. This strengthens economic ties amid global supply chain needs.