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US Political Maneuvers, AI Oversight, Latin America Tensions, and Economic Strains…
Mercredi 10 décembre 2025 à 22:00
Politics
U.S. seizes “very large” oil tanker off Venezuela
Washington intensified pressure on Nicolás Maduro by capturing a massive oil tanker, a move the Washington Post described as a “significant escalation,” while The Intercept noted the operation was led by the Coast Guard and followed a series of lethal boat attacks. The seizure, also reported by The Washington Post, underscores a broader strategy of economic coercion against Venezuela.
The Intercept
Washington Post (World)
World Street Journal (International)
Blueprint to unlock frozen Russian funds and re‑engage Moscow
A leaked annex to the Trump administration’s peace proposal, detailed by the World Street Journal, outlines a plan to release frozen Russian assets held in Europe and draw Moscow back into negotiations, a shift that could reshape the Eurasian financial landscape. The same outlet warns the proposal pits the U.S. against traditional European partners, hinting at a new trans‑Atlantic rift.
World Street Journal (International)
Trump calls for the sale of CNN
At a White House briefing, The Hill reported that President Donald Trump labeled the divestiture of CNN as “imperative,” linking the network’s ownership to the pending Warner Bros. Discovery merger with either Netflix or Paramount. The comment reflects the president’s broader campaign to reshape the media environment.
The Hill
New “social‑media history” visa rule for visa‑waiver nationals
The Wall Street Journal revealed that U.S. officials will require travelers from the U.K., France, Japan and other visa‑waiver countries to disclose five years of social‑media activity, a policy that raises privacy concerns and could complicate diplomatic ties. The proposal, part of a broader security push, signals a hardening of entry requirements under the current administration.
Wall Street Journal (politics)
Attorneys‑general demand stronger AI safeguards
According to the Financial Times, a coalition of state attorneys‑general issued a warning to AI giants OpenAI and Google, urging tighter federal oversight as the administration seeks to centralize AI regulation. The letter reflects mounting bipartisan anxiety over the rapid deployment of generative AI.
Financial Times
Senate Democrats subpoena DOJ and FBI records on “illegal orders” video
The Hill reported that Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats are pressing the DOJ and FBI for all documents related to an investigation of six lawmakers who reminded military members of their right to refuse unlawful orders, a request amplified after President Trump’s criticism of the video. The move highlights escalating tensions between the legislative and executive branches over military oversight.
The Hill
National Security Strategy declares a “global culture war”
The New York Times described the 2025 National Security Strategy as a pivot toward a “global culture war,” positioning the United States against what it terms “online reactionaries.” This framing signals a strategic shift that intertwines foreign policy with domestic ideological battles.
The NY Times
Society
Californians split on Governor Newsom’s performance
The Hill cited a Public Policy Institute of California poll showing 54 % of adults approving Governor Gavin Newsom while an equal share worries the state is heading in the wrong direction, reflecting deep partisan divides in the state’s political climate.
The Hill
IVF benefits for military families removed from defense bill
The Washington Post reported that House Speaker Mike Johnson stripped IVF coverage for service members from the latest defense appropriations, a decision driven by personal objections and sparking criticism from veteran advocacy groups.
Washington Post (national)
Economy
Oracle burns $10 billion as AI data‑center spending soars
Both The Information and the Financial Times reported that Oracle’s cash burn jumped to roughly $10 billion in the November quarter as the firm pours billions into AI‑focused data centers for clients like OpenAI, a spending surge that has depressed the stock and raised questions about the sustainability of its cloud strategy.
The Information
Financial Times
International
Israel reopens Allenby crossing to aid Gaza truce talks
The Washington Post noted that Israel has restored the Allenby crossing between Israel and Jordan to facilitate humanitarian relief as pressure mounts for a second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, a move that could ease tensions but also underscores the fragile nature of the ceasefire negotiations.
Washington Post (World)
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