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Congressional Standoffs, Trade Turbulence, Global Tensions, and Campus Safety...
Dimanche 14 décembre 2025 à 22:03
Politics — Power Plays and Institutional Stability
Clinton Testimony Standoff
Representative James R. Comer warned that former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could be held in contempt if they refuse to appear before the House Epstein inquiry, despite the couple’s offers to give sworn statements. The New York Times reports the escalating clash, while The Washington Post notes the political fallout could deepen partisan divisions in Congress.
The NY Times
Uncertainty Over U.S. Policy in Venezuela
Senator Mark Warner admitted he does not know the Trump administration’s ultimate goal in Venezuela and stressed he opposes any deployment of U.S. troops, reflecting a broader lack of strategic clarity. The Hill highlights Warner’s remarks on “This Week,” and ABC News coverage echoed his concerns about an undefined foreign policy agenda.
The Hill
GOP Rift: Greene vs. Trump
The public feud between Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and former President Donald Trump has left constituents questioning whether to follow the MAGA line or a broader “America First” vision. The Wall Street Journal details Greene’s break with Trump, while The New York Times points to shifting loyalties within the Republican base.
Wall Street Journal (politics)
Trump Unsure of GOP House Prospects
In a recent interview, President Trump expressed uncertainty about the GOP retaining control of the House in the upcoming midterms, citing unfinished economic initiatives. The Wall Street Journal captured his remarks, and The Washington Post added that the lack of clear policy outcomes may undermine voter confidence.
Wall Street Journal (politics)
Economy — Trade and Digital Finance
France Seeks to Stall EU‑Mercosur Deal
Paris announced it will push to delay the EU‑Mercosur trade pact, arguing the agreement requires further scrutiny and may lack sufficient support in the French parliament. Financial Times reports the French government’s stance, while The Guardian (cited by FT) notes concerns about agricultural standards and sovereignty.
Financial Times
Crypto ATMs Face Trust Challenges
The rapid spread of crypto ATMs—now numbering nearly 40,000 worldwide—has sparked regulatory worries over consumer protection and illicit use. CoinDesk explains how the physical kiosks bridge cash and digital assets, and The Wall Street Journal adds that law‑enforcement agencies are tightening oversight to curb abuse.
CoinDesk
International — Security and Geopolitics
Bondi Beach Shooting Declared Terrorist Attack
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labeled the Bondi Beach massacre during a Hanukkah celebration a “devastating terrorist incident,” underscoring rising antisemitic threats. China Daily reports the official designation, The Washington Post provides casualty figures, and The New York Times verified video of a civilian disarming a gunman.
China Daily
Washington Post (World)
The NY Times
China Warns Philippines Over South China Sea Provocations
Beijing’s Southern Theater Command issued a stern warning to Manila after Philippine aircraft entered the airspace of Huangyan Island and vessels approached Xianbin Reef, calling the actions “provocative” and a breach of Chinese sovereignty. China Daily details the incidents and the PLA’s response, emphasizing the need for diplomatic restraint.
China Daily
US and Ukraine Stalled Over Peace Deal
Negotiations between Washington and Kyiv have hit an impasse as President Trump pushes for a swift settlement with Moscow, while President Zelensky demands robust security guarantees before any agreement. World Street Journal outlines the divergent positions and the risk of a protracted stalemate.
World Street Journal (International)
Syrian Security Force Linked to U.S. Soldier Deaths
U.S. officials identified a Syrian security‑force member as the shooter responsible for killing American service members, highlighting the complexities of the Syrian conflict and the dangers of relying on former rebel groups with extremist ties. World Street Journal reports on the incident and its implications for U.S. policy in the region.
World Street Journal (International)
Education — Campus Safety and Cultural Debates
Brown University Shooting Prompts Campus Shutdown
A gunman opened fire in an engineering building at Brown University, killing two students and wounding nine, leading to a campus-wide evacuation and the cancellation of classes and exams. The Washington Post provided live updates on the manhunt, while USA Today confirmed a person of interest is now in custody.
Washington Post (national)
USA Today
Library Board Ousted Over Trans‑Boy Book Controversy
In a North Carolina county, the library board was dissolved after a vote to retain a children’s picture book about a trans boy sparked fierce opposition from local officials, reflecting broader cultural battles over gender identity in schools. The Washington Post covered the board’s removal and the community’s divide.
Washington Post (national)
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