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President Trump declares a national emergency over Cuba, authorizing tariffs on countries that supply oil to Havana and expanding U.S. emergency powers.

Trump’s proposed “Board of Peace” is being compared to the UN — but the structures are fundamentally different. This analysis explains what it is, what it isn’t, and why governments are pushing back.

Fact-check of Trump’s “Great Healthcare Plan,” examining claims on drug prices, insurance premiums, cost-sharing reductions, and price trans

What happens if the Insurrection Act is invoked? A clear explainer on presidential powers, state authority, civil liberties, and how it diff

In a proclamation signed January 14, 2026, Trump concurred with findings from the Department of Commerce under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, determining that imports of processed critical minerals and their derivative products pose a threat to U.S. national security.

Originally framed as a reset featuring tariff adjustments and major commitments on energy and investment, the agreement now faces possible d

Seeing the list in full makes the reality unavoidable: United States is stepping away not from one institution, but from the architecture.

High-level talks in Berlin bring together Ukraine, the U.S., and Germany as President Zelenskyy pushes for a ceasefire, Article Five–like se

This change represents one of the most far-reaching updates to U.S. travel screening in over a decade, reflecting a broader shift in how gov

Inside the unpublished National Security Strategy obtained by Defense One, the Trump administration outlines a radical overhaul of America’s global role—from shifting alliances in Europe and a new “Make Europe Great Again” agenda to the creation of a proposed C5 power bloc with China, Russia, India, and Japan. The document rejects U.S. hegemony, calls for a cultural-values campaign abroad, and repositions American priorities toward the Western Hemisphere and regional “champio

Zelenskyy races across Europe for urgent talks with NATO, the EU, and Italy as U.S.–Russia backchannel contacts raise tensions over Ukraine’s security.

A close read of the new NSS reveals a radical reordering of U.S. priorities, sweeping culture-war language, and peace claims that look far less decisive under scrutiny.

A leaked transcript reveals Trump special envoy Steve Witkoff advising Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov on how to manipulate Donald Trump, praising Vladimir Putin, and proposing territorial concessions for Ukraine. U.S. lawmakers demand Witkoff’s removal as Moscow denies the leaks — while admitting the calls were made over WhatsApp. The scandal exposes how Russia shaped a pro-Kremlin narrative inside the White House and why the “peace plan” pushed on Ukraine was never real.

President Zelenskyy spoke with European leaders and U.S. Vice President JD Vance about Washington’s proposed peace plan, emphasizing that any agreement must ensure a dignified and lasting peace. Ukraine, the U.S., and Europe will now work at the adviser level to verify whether the American framework is realistic and workable.

A complete English translation of the leaked 28-point U.S. draft peace plan for Ukraine, detailing security guarantees, NATO restrictions, territorial concessions, sanctions relief for Russia, reconstruction funds, and proposed ceasefire conditions. This breakdown covers every clause from sovereignty to demilitarization, elections, amnesty, and Trump’s role in enforcement.

Inside the high-stakes U.S. push for a Ukraine–Russia peace deal: generals pressuring Zelenskyy, a draft plan proposing war-crime amnesty and Ukraine’s withdrawal from NATO ambitions, and Washington’s attempt to “reinvigorate diplomacy.” Full analysis of Zelenskyy’s meeting with Secretary Driscoll and the aftermath of the deadly Ternopil strike.

A breakdown of Trump’s sudden rollback of food tariffs, and the new Switzerland–Liechtenstein trade framework.

The House of Representatives has voted to end the government shutdown, approving the Senate-passed funding bill late Tuesday.

Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have been suspended at least until the end of the year, Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry confirmed, citing a “lack of progress.” The decision comes as Russian forces continue to advance along several fronts while Ukraine struggles with critical shortages in ammunition, missiles, vehicles, and manpower. Western Support Falters The most immediate cause of Ukraine’s weakened position lies in dwindling Western support. Deliveries of weapons and am