The chaotic economic environment during President Trump's second term led to a contraction of the U.S. economy in the first quarter, with confusion exacerbated by unclear trade data. A bipartisan attempt to overturn Trump's tariffs was rejected by the Senate, highlighting ongoing political tensions. Meanwhile, the U.S. has reached an agreement to share Ukraine’s mineral wealth, marking a significant geopolitical development. In domestic news, a Columbia student arrested during a citizenship interview has been released. Internationally, India’s Muslim community is concerned about potential backlash following an attack in Kashmir.

The U.S. economy experienced a contraction in the first quarter of the year, attributed to a chaotic start to President Trump's second term and compounded by complex trade data that obscured a clear economic reading.

A bipartisan initiative to reverse Trump's tariffs was turned down by the Senate, indicating persistent divisions and the complexity of trade policy under Trump's administration.

The United States has finalized a deal with Ukraine to share its mineral wealth, a move that could have significant implications for international relations and economic strategies involving Ukraine.

A Columbia University student who was detained during a citizenship interview has been freed, drawing attention to immigration and legal proceedings in the U.S.

Following a recent attack in Kashmir, Muslims in India are expressing fears of increased backlash, reflecting ongoing tensions and communal issues within the region.

Valerie, a dachshund who was lost for 529 days, has finally been rescued, providing a heartwarming conclusion to her long ordeal.

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