Trump is under intense scrutiny as he dismisses America’s affordability crisis as a “Democrat scam”, even as families nationwide struggle with surging costs, rent spikes and everyday price hikes. With his approval ratings at record lows, Trump continues to focus on immigration raids and urban crackdowns, while many say he ignores the real economic pressure weighing on U.S. households. Inside the gilded Oval Office, Trump reportedly brushed off rising prices as a national “con job”, sparking backlash not only from critics but also from members of his own administration. WATCH
03 December,2025 11:44 PM IST
Speaking at the Republican Governors Association Meeting on Thursday (February 20), US President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on BRICS. He said that BRICS nations could face 150% tariffs from the United States for "trying to destroy the dollar". "We haven't heard from the BRICS states lately," Trump said after his tariff threat. In the address, he vowed to ease regulations.
21 February,2025 12:20 PM IST
On January 6, the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) held a large protest at Lower PMG Square in Bhubaneswar, criticizing the BJP government. The protest focused on issues like inflation and the rising cost of essential goods. Drone footage captured the scale of the demonstration, which included many BJD supporters. Naveen Patnaik, the Leader of Opposition and former Chief Minister of Odisha, took part in the protest, showing his support for the cause. The protestors voiced their concerns over the increasing prices, which have been affecting the daily lives of the people in Odisha. The BJD demanded action from the central government to address these issues.
06 January,2025 05:50 PM IST
Donald Trump's plan to use tariffs to strengthen the US economy has sparked debate. He proposed imposing tariffs on all imports, with higher rates for countries like China and India. As President-elect, Trump warned China, India, and other BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) of a potential 100% tariff if they undermine the US dollar or try to replace it with another currency in international trade. His comments came after a BRICS meeting in October, where members discussed reducing reliance on the US dollar. This could trigger a second wave of trade wars once Trump takes office in January.
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