Tag: The Atlantic

Donald Trump in a navy suit and red tie standing next to a smiling man in a reddish-brown blazer in front of two American flags and a blue curtain background.

Trump Epstein Files: DOJ Documents Contradict Presidential Claims on Flight Logs

In a major shift toward “business-oriented diplomacy,” President Trump has appointed Detroit entrepreneur Mark Savaya as the U.S. Special Envoy to Iraq. A Chaldean-American with deep regional ties but no traditional diplomatic background, Savaya is tasked with stabilizing Iraq’s economy and curbing Iranian influence. His mission—focused on disarming militias and opening Iraqi oil and energy markets—signals a pragmatic, deal-driven era for U.S.-Iraq relations that prioritizes economic sovereignty over conventional foreign policy.

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Masked security officers in El Salvador escorting a line of inmates in white uniforms through a large, high-security prison corridor.

CBS CECOT Segment Cancellation: Editorial Independence and Political Pressure Convergence

The last-minute cancellation of a “60 Minutes” report on torture at El Salvador’s CECOT prison has ignited a firestorm over editorial independence and political interference at CBS News. While Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss cites a lack of new information, correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi and critics label the move as corporate censorship, raising urgent questions about media integrity and government influence in the wake of the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration policies.

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