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Daily List: A collection of curated international headlines and important stories from around the world. 🌍
List compiled daily by Foreign Exchanges.
List compiled daily by Foreign Exchanges.
List compiled daily by StreetsBlog USA.
Content Summary: President Trump claims import taxes will strengthen US manufacturing, yet his administration reduced funding for MEP(Manufacturing Extension Partnership) centers aiding domestic firms just before imposing new tariffs.
Content Summary: Donald Trump’s chaotic press conference announced global tariffs that sent markets spiraling, and included bizarre claims—like calling 1789 America’s wealthiest era—while framing his reckless policies as economic “liberation,” sparking widespread alarm over his dangerous incompetence.
Content Summary: The Trump administration seeks the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, labeling his killing of a CEO as terrorism, reflecting a broader trend of politicizing anti-corporate crimes by framing them as terrorism to justify harsher punishments.
Content Summary: Pro-democracy Judge Susan Crawford won Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race, flipping Trump-voting counties and securing a liberal majority, countering efforts by Trump, Musk, and right-wing media, signaling growing pro-democracy strength ahead of 2026 elections.
Content Summary: Transportation Secretary Duffy will travel to Washington to advocate for cutting funding for environmental and equity initiatives. Republicans want more money for highways in the next infrastructure bill, even as nationwide local updates continue to show successful transit development.
Content Summary: The World Roundup Newsletter covers daily international events, today’s update includes: Middle Eastern conflicts in Syria and Lebanon, Israel’s Gaza campaign, US airstrikes in Yemen, Myanmar’s earthquake and aid crisis, China’s tech ambitions, South Korea’s impeachment ruling, African tensions in Algeria and South Sudan, European conscription in Russia, and US policy controversies in El Salvador and Haiti.
Content Summary: Klippenstein criticizes the media’s deference to government secrecy, exemplified by Jeffrey Goldberg’s delay in reporting on classified Signal texts until receiving presidential approval, arguing that journalism should prioritize public interest over bureaucratic classification rules, which are often misused to suppress transparency.
Content Summary: Despite bipartisan backing, President Trump successfully cut funding for the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which provides funding to libraries and museums nationwide.
Content Summary: Thousands of CDC employees were notified early Tuesday they were subject to a reduction in force, impacting scientists focused on critical health programs like preventing HIV and lead poisoning.
Content Summary: The Trump administration wrongfully deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran with protected legal status, to a brutal prison in El Salvador, defying court orders and immigration laws, while officials falsely labeled him a gang member and dismissed due process, undermining the rule of law.
Content Summary: The Trump administration wrongfully deported a legal immigrant with no criminal record to a Salvadoran prison, despite his protected status, with ICE calling it an “administrative error” but failing to rectify it. Elected officials are urged to act.
Content Summary: DOGE insisted on complete access to a US Department of the Interior system managing Supreme Court paychecks, and when senior staff questioned the request, they were placed on leave.
Content Summary: A collection of headlines of current pro-transit actions happening across the U.S., along with new updates on the usual roadblocks the Trump Administration poses to successful transit.
Content Summary: The Marron Institute at NYU released a report proposing solutions to overcome the stagnation in America’s intercity rail development.
Content Summary: House Republicans display “Wanted” posters targeting judges opposing Trump, while Elon Musk funds a Wisconsin judicial election, faces protests, and faces personal scandals, as Trump hints at a third term and global trade shifts away from the U.S.