Trump’s Power Play: Can Checks on His Executive Orders Prevail?
Scholars debate if Congress and courts can check Trump’s 150+ executive orders amid rising partisanship and shifting judicial norms.
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Iranian Official Urges U.S. to Embrace Constructive Nuclear Talks
A senior Iranian official urges Washington to recognize Tehran’s commitment to peaceful nuclear talks amid contradictory U.S. demands.
Trump’s Bold Executive Orders Shake U.S. Checks & Balances
A deep dive into Trump’s aggressive executive orders and their challenge to U.S. checks and balances amid rising legal battles.
Ending Plastic Pollution: Policy & Tech Innovation
Innovative policies and tech are set to tackle plastic pollution this World Environment Day 2025, protecting ecosystems and wildlife.
MOFA: Halting Harvard Visas Hurts U.S. Credibility
MOFA spokesperson Lin Jian warns that halting visas for Harvard-bound students will damage U.S. credibility and disrupt global educational cooperation.
Cultural Train Ride Sparks Vibrant Exchanges in Almaty
A cultural tourism train journey from Xi’an to Almaty sparks vibrant exchanges, celebrating heritage and new opportunities across Central Asia.
Bamboo Beats Plastic: A Chinese Mainland Green Solution
Bamboo emerges as a fast-growing, eco-friendly alternative to plastic, driving a green revolution in the Chinese mainland ahead of World Environment Day 2025.
US Doubles Tariffs on Metal Imports Impacting Key Sectors
The US is doubling metal import tariffs from 25% to 50% on June 4, 2025, impacting key sectors like manufacturing, automotive, and construction.
U.S. Tariff Hike Sparks Global Countermoves on Metals
U.S. metal tariffs jump to 50%, sparking global backlash and potential consumer price hikes on cars and appliances.
Musk & GOP Clash Over Trump’s Tax Bill
Elon Musk and hardline Republicans slam Trump’s tax-cut bill, warning of soaring deficits and urging real spending cuts.