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Trump Pulls Plug on VA Mortgage Programme Leaving Thousands of Veterans Facing Foreclosure Nightmare

The Trump administration's termination of the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase programme has left thousands of veterans facing foreclosure, with over 10,000 already losing their homes

International Business Times UK

The Trump Administration Is Worried About High Fertilizer Prices. Its Top Trade Official Lobbied for Them.

Before joining the Trump administration last year, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer lobbied for tariffs that limited fertilizer imports and drove up prices for American farmers.

Reason

The Trump administration has yet to deploy a key legal move that would render tariff refund applications a 'waste of time,' federal litigator warns

The White House has not appealed the Court of International Trade’s universal refund order, and it has tariff experts scratching their heads.

Fortune

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UN aid chief calls for renewed solidarity and kindness over ‘cataclysmic’ cuts

Tom Fletcher, the UN humanitarian chief, says foreign aid is going down but needs are only rising: “We have to do things differently”

The Independent UK

Trump Admin Reportedly Gives Cuba Two Weeks To Release High-Profile Political Prisoners

The Trump administration has given the Cuban regime a two-week deadline to release high-profile political prisoners as a gesture of good will amid ongoing negotiations, according to a new report.

International Business Times

Environmental groups sue Trump administration over approval of new ultra deep-water drilling project

Environmental groups sued the Trump administration on Monday over its approval of oil company BP’s ultra deep-water drilling project in the Gulf of Mexico

The Independent UK

US military strike on alleged drug boat kills at least three people in the Caribbean Sea

US strikes on drug boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean have so far killed a minimum of 181 people. Critics have slammed the Trump administration over the strikes, saying they constitute a violation of international law.

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(VIDEOS) Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado's Madrid Show of Strength Sparks Racism Clash

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado arrived in Madrid looking for a political image that could travel far beyond Spain and sent a clear message to Washington: one of a movement still alive, a diaspora still mobilized, and a democratic project that could speak directly to the Trump administration. Instead,…

Latin Times

'You See How Easy It Is?': Addison Rae's ICE Takedown Sparks Backlash for Taylor Swift

Addison Rae's legal action against ICE over the unauthorised use of her song highlights artists' rights and political stances, contrasting with Taylor Swift's silence in a similar situation.

International Business Times UK

The U.S. has a $282 billion trade surplus you've never heard of — and it's at risk

America's dominance in digital trade is being undermined by policy retreat and foreign protectionism. Here's what the Trump administration should do.

Fortune

Spirit Airlines asks Trump administration for emergency bailout as it faces liquidation over rising fuel costs: reports

Spirit Airlines was expected to emerge from bankruptcy this summer but then the Iran war caused oil prices to surge

The Independent UK

So many food service workers are being deported that restaurants are now begging lawmakers for help

Industries including food service, agriculture and hospitality have all raised similar concerns in recent months

The Independent UK

Trump Ended Free Trade for Mexican Tomatoes. Prices Are Up 23 Percent in the Last Year.

America gets 90 percent of its fresh tomatoes from Mexico, and those imports were tariff-free until last year.

Reason

Acting ICE director Todd Lyons will step down at the end of May, says DHS

Lyons, who led agency since March 2025, to resign after turbulent year carrying out Trump’s immigration agenda

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The Independent UK

A look at investigations into federal officers months after immigration crackdown in Minnesota

Minnesota officials are pushing forward with investigations of federal law enforcement officers involved in the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities

International Business Times

Trump Admin Reportedly Approached U.S. Manufacturers To Shift Production To Weapons Making

The Trump Administration has approached U.S. manufacturers to use part of their production capacity to make weapons, according to a new report.

International Business Times

Almost 80% Of Cuban Exiles In Florida Support a U.S. Military Intervention In The Country, Poll Shows

Almost 80% of Cubans and Cuban Americans in Florida support some form of U.S. military intervention in the country, according to a new poll.

International Business Times

U.S. Treasury Sanctions Casinos, Human Rights Leader Over Alleged Cartel Ties

The U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions against two casinos and three people due to alleged ties to Cartel del Noreste (CDN), a Mexican drug trafficking syndicate the Trump administration has designated as a terrorist organization.

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International Business Times UK

US Appeals Court Blocks Judge from Pursuing Contempt Proceedings Over Trump's Deportation Flights

The US Supreme Court has blocked contempt proceedings against the Trump administration over deportation flights, citing insufficient grounds for criminal charges and potential overreach by Judge Boasberg.

We Got This Covered

‘Let that sink in’: Netanyahu openly bragged JD Vance calls him daily on Iran while a U.S. Congressman confirms Congress is left in the dark

Americans seem to be the sidekick.

Fortune

Trump’s tariffs dealt economic blows in all 50 states—hurting farmers, exporters, and shoppers alike

What happens when tariffs hit American agriculture? All 50 states found out.

The Guardian - US

ICE detention of US citizen in Minnesota investigated as kidnapping, false arrest

County officials review whether ICE’s warrantless raid and forced transport of a St Paul US citizen broke law

International Business Times

Pakistani Officials Reportedly Working To Arrange New Round Of Negotiations Between Iran And The U.S.

Pakistani officials are working to arrange a new round of negotiations between the U.S. and Iran before the ceasefire expires next week.

International Business Times

Iran Reportedly Considering Refraining From Sending Some Ships Through Strait Of Hormuz Due To Trump's Blockade

Iran is considering a short-term pause to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to avoid testing President Donald Trump's blockade, now entering its second day, according to a new report.

International Business Times

Saudi Arabia Reportedly Pressing Trump Admin To Drop Blockade On Strait Of Hormuz As It Could Disrupt Other Shipping Lanes

Saudi Arabia is pressing the Trump administration to drop the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, now entering its second day, fearing it could lead to the disruption of other shipping routes, according to a new report.

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