Among President Donald Trump’s four May executive actions seeking to “reinvigorate” the United States’ nuclear energy industry was one “ordering the reform of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission,” the president-appointed but independent five-seat regulatory board that oversees safety in nuclear energy development. The president took a step in reforming the commission, led by Democrats 3–2, on
The Senate Finance Committee on June 16 released a revised draft of its section of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to implement President Donald Trump’s agenda. The committee text covers most of the biggest agenda items in the legislation, including the federal debt ceiling, energy and tax credits, and other budget items. Its release
The Senate Finance Committee on June 16 released a revised draft of its section of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to implement President Donald Trump’s agenda. The committee text covers most of the biggest agenda items in the legislation, including the federal debt ceiling, energy and tax credits, and other budget items. Its release
Will it drive down UK standards or open a door for higher-quality U.S. products? Illustration by The Epoch Times, Shutterstock By Beige Luciano-Adams | June 16, 2025Updated:June 16, 2025 The first trade deal to emerge from the Trump administration’s global tariff blitz is a narrow pact with one of the United States’ closest allies and
CALGARY, Canada—President Donald Trump will leave the G7 summit earlier than planned, opting to return to Washington, the White House said on Monday. “President Trump had a great day at the G7, even signing a major trade deal with the United Kingdom and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Much was accomplished, but because of what’s going
CALGARY, Canada—President Donald Trump left the G7 summit on June 16 earlier than planned, opting to be in Washington to focus on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. “President Trump had a great day at the G7, even signing a major trade deal with the United Kingdom and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Much was
BOSTON—A federal judge heard arguments on June 16 over whether to issue a more permanent block on the Trump administration’s attempt to halt the flow of foreign students into Harvard University. The hearing was the latest in a series of confrontations between President Donald Trump and the school he says has failed to address anti-Semitism