Trump's Tariffs, Third Term Talk, and Controversies Rock the Nation

President Trump is set to unveil sweeping new tariffs on April 2, which he’s dubbed 'Liberation Day.' These

include 25% tariffs on auto imports and goods from countries buying Venezuelan oil.

Economists warn this could backfire, raising prices and disrupting global supply chains.

Trump is openly musing about a third term, despite the 22nd Amendment.

Legal experts say it’s unlikely, but some point to loopholes like becoming VP first.

GOP allies are downplaying the talk, but critics warn it could destabilize democracy.

Cornell student Momodou Taal left the U.S.

after his visa was revoked for pro-Palestinian protests.

Over 300 students have faced similar actions.

Critics call it a free speech violation, while Trump officials cite national security.

The Trump family now controls a crypto firm, World Liberty, with a 75% claim on revenues.

Over $280 million has been raised, mostly from anonymous wallets.

Critics warn of conflicts of interest and potential influence buying.

Trump’s flurry of executive orders has triggered over 150 lawsuits.

GOP lawmakers are now targeting federal judges and nationwide injunctions, with some even calling for impeachments.

Critics say this threatens judicial independence.