The U.S. stock market opened the week with a mix of cautious optimism and uncertainty, as investors positioned themselves ahead…
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Judge Orders Clarity in U.S. Deportations to Ghana Over Torture Concerns
A federal judge has raised serious concerns about recent U.S. deportation practices involving African nationals, ordering the Trump administration to…
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U.S. Aid Cuts Threaten HIV/AIDS Progress in Africa: PEPFAR Under Pressure
Recent policy shifts in the U.S. have placed the future of global HIV/AIDS funding under PEPFAR at risk. Cuts and…
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U.S. Grids Under Strain as Data Centers Soar, Sparking Policy Shakeups
The surging surge of big-tech data centers across the U.S.—fueled by demand for artificial intelligence, cloud services, and digital infrastructure—is…
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Health Care Costs in U.S. Are Skyrocketing — Many Employers and Insurers Share the Blame
Health care costs in the United States are rising sharply, and many Americans who get insurance through their employers are…
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U.S. Inflation Inches Up in August, Putting Pressure on Fed’s Rate Plans
Washington, D.C. — Inflation in the U.S. increased slightly in August, according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI), pushing the…
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U.S. Hiring Slows Sharply Ahead of Key Jobs Report
Washington, September 5, 2025 – Fresh hiring data released just days before the government’s official employment report has fueled concerns…
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U.S. Secretary of State Rubio Visits Mexico to Discuss Cartels and Security
Mexico City, September 2025 — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio traveled to Mexico this week for high-level talks with…
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U.S. Ends Duty-Free Exemption on Low-Value Imports, Raising Costs for Shoppers and Retailers
Washington, August 29, 2025 — The United States has officially ended its long-standing de minimis tariff exemption, a rule that…
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