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WHO Announces Budget Cuts after Announement of US Withdrawal

January 31, 2025

Following Trump's announcement to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organization, the WHO announced hiring freezes and spending cuts in anticipation of the loss of its biggest funder.
EU and Other Global Leaders React to Trump's Inauguration

January 22, 2025

At the annual meeting of global leaders in Davos, Switzerland this week, nations voice their stances towards the new Trump presidency.
Trump Pulls Out of Global Corporate Tax Deal

January 21, 2025

On Monday, President Trump declared in a presidential memorandum that the global corporate minimum tax deal negotiated by the Biden administration in 2021 "has no force or effect" in the United States.
Trump Signs Executive Order Withdrawing US from the Paris Climate Agreement

January 21, 2025

As anticipated, the newly-inaugurated President Trump officially began the withdrawal process from the Paris Climate Agreement on Monday.
Trump Announces US Exit from World Health Organization

January 21, 2025

Citing the mishandeling of the COVID-19 panemic among other things, Trump signed an Executive Order Monday withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization.
Amazon and Meta Scrap DEI Programs

January 16, 2025

Recently, both Amazon and Meta have announced plans to get rid of their DEI policies related to their hiring, training, and supplying practices.
Fact-Checking Firm Pushes Back on New Meta Policies

January 08, 2025

Fact-checking firm Lead Stories, which employs several former CNN personnel, expresses "surprise and disappoinment" over Meta's concerns regarding fact-checking bias and its decision to end their partnership.
Meta Rethinks Fact-Checking Policies

January 08, 2025

In an announcement made on January 7, 2024, Meta explains its new "censorship" policies, which it hopes will return the social media platform to a "fundamental commitment to free expression."
Braverman: UK’s Wish is is to Stop the Boats

April 26, 2023

As the United Kingdom (UK) faces uncontrolled migration, former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman writes in The Telegraph that in order for the UK to to be sovereign, its citizens and its elected officials must be able to decide who enters the territory and on what terms.
U.S. Supreme Court Allows lawsuit against FTC and SEC to Move Forward

April 19, 2023

The Supreme Court, ruling unanimously, is allowing challenges to the structures of the Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission to go forward in federal court.