POLITICS

The 90-Day Trade Deal Between US and China—What Has Been Agreed to So Far

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Washington and Beijing reached a temporary deal that rolled back many of the moves the countries have made against each other since April 2. Officials from the United States and China announced on May 12 that they reached a 90-day agreement aimed at relieving trade tensions between the two countries, after meeting in Geneva over

What Could Go Wrong? Columbia Announces Obama DHS Secretary Will Co-Chair Board of Trustees as Trump Scrutinizes Anti-Semitism.

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Former DHS secretary Jeh Johnson spoke to terrorist-tied Islamic groups, blasted Trump’s anti-DEI policies Jeh Johnson speaks to Islamic Society of North America, 2016 (Joshua Lott/Getty Images) Former Homeland Security secretary Jeh Johnson, who has blasted President Donald Trump and been a guest speaker for terrorist-tied Islamic organizations, is now co-chairing Columbia University’s Board of

DHS Investigates Los Angeles for Allegedly Providing Federal Benefits to Illegal Immigrants

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The probe follows an April 15 memorandum by President Donald Trump targeting Social Security Act fraud. The Department of Homeland Security has issued a subpoena to Los Angeles County for records tied to a state-run assistance program, which the department alleges might have been used to unlawfully provide federal benefits to illegal immigrants. Homeland Security

As Turkey Hosts Ukraine–Russia Peace Talks, Trump Considers Stopping In

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Citing battlefield carnage, Trump said he’s weighing a detour from his Gulf trip to attend the high-stakes Russia–Ukraine meeting. President Donald Trump on May 12 raised the possibility of flying to Turkey later this week to join planned peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. Trump, who is embarking on a diplomatic tour of Saudi Arabia,