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Trump–Powell Showdown Intensifies as White House Floats Criminal Charges

                                                       Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell A dramatic escalation in the long‑running tension between President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has thrust the independence of the U.S. central bank into the spotlight. The conflict deepened after Powell disclosed that the Department of Justice had issued grand jury subpoenas to the Federal Reserve—an action he suggested was politically motivated. The inquiry centers on Powell’s congressional testimony about cost overruns tied to a Federal Reserve building renovation. Powell has dismissed the investigation as a pretext, arguing that the administration’s real aim is to pressure the Fed into cutting interest rates more aggressively, a move Trump has repeatedly demanded. The threat of potential...

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U.S. Increases Military Presence in the Middle East Amid Rising Tensions

 

The Pentagon has announced a significant boost in the U.S. military presence in the Middle East. This move includes deploying a fighter jet squadron and maintaining an aircraft carrier in the region. The decision comes as part of President Joe Biden’s commitment to bolster American defenses and support allies in the face of escalating tensions.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed that additional ballistic missile defense-capable cruisers and destroyers will also be sent to the Middle East and Europe. This strategic shift aims to protect U.S. troops and allies, particularly Israel, from potential threats posed by Iran and its proxies.

The deployment follows recent violent incidents, including attacks by Israel on Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, which have heightened regional instability. The U.S. aims to deter further aggression and ensure the safety of its forces and allies.

This move underscores the U.S.'s ongoing commitment to maintaining stability and security in the Middle East, amidst a complex and volatile geopolitical landscape.


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