Trump eliminates EV mandates and eases emissions standards, projecting a $930 reduction in vehicle costs while shifting fuel-efficiency decisions back to consumer choice.
Geopolitical tension is showing up more in markets than in headlines.
Trial over charges of genocide against Myanmar’s military begins at the International Criminal Court of Justice.
Taiwanese computer companies pledge to invest $250 billion in American chip manufacturing under new trade deal.
Trump threatens 10% tariffs on eight NATO allies starting February 1st, escalating to 25% in June, unless Denmark agrees to sell Greenland.
This isn’t a political issue — it’s a market one.
Bipartisan bill creates a $2.5 billion reserve for critical minerals to counter China’s market dominance and secure defense and technology supply chains.
Trump’s healthcare plan targets drug prices, insurance subsidies, and medical billing transparency through four policy changes requiring congressional approval.
Trump Administration announces phase two of the peace plan for Gaza has gone into effect.
Protests in Iran have intensified to the point they can now be considered a popular uprising against the ruling regime.
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance to lead talks at the White House with European leaders on the future of Greenland.
China’s first intelligent and autonomous robotic police officer placed on duty in Wuhu City.
