Greenland, Denmark Agree to Strengthen Alliance as Trump Offers to Buy Territory

‘We are in a foreign policy situation, which means we have to move closer together,’ Greenland’s new prime minister said on April 27. Greenland and Denmark said on April 27 that they will move to solidify their alliance as President Donald Trump continues to express interest in buying the Arctic island. The display of unity

US Might Restrict Livestock Imports From Mexico Over Screwworm Concerns: USDA

‘We are now at a critical inflection point in our shared campaign against this pest, and I am very concerned about our collaboration,’ the secretary said. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on April 27 that it will restrict livestock imports from Mexico if it does not ramp up its fight against a threatening

Trump Wants US Ships to Travel Through Panama, Suez Canals for Free

‘Those Canals would not exist without the United States of America,’ the president said. President Donald Trump said on April 26 that America’s military and commercial ships should be allowed to pass through the Panama and Suez canals “free of charge.” “Those Canals would not exist without the United States of America,” Trump wrote on

Student Loan Collections Restarting May 5—Here’s What to Know

‘Debt doesn’t go away; it gets transferred to others,’ Education Secretary Linda McMahon said. The Department of Education will resume collections on May 5 for federal student loans in default for the first time in five years, impacting some 5 million borrowers. Since March 2020, the department has not collected on default loans. When Congress