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Paige Fusco

Donald Trump’s promise to secure the southern border helped win him the White House. But as his immigration crackdown takes shape, some who supported reducing migration are now questioning his methods—particularly the recent deportation of over 250 migrants to a high-security prison in El Salvador without due process. In a nationwide survey GZERO conducted with Echelon polling, we found that 59% of voters believe immigrants suspected of being in the US illegally should have the right to appear before a judge before being deported.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring drug manufacturers to offer the United States “most favored nation” pricing – ensuring Americans pay no more than the lowest price charged in any other developed country. However, the White House has limited authority to set drug prices. Here’s what it would look like in the case of insulin, if it is enforced.

Graphic charting the strength of the dollar overtime.

Annie Gugliotta

The US dollar is the most widely used currency in the world, underpinning the vast majority of global finance and trade.

And the fact that America’s own currency is the lifeblood of the world economy — a function of US economic strength, military power, and political stability — gives the US what has been called an “exorbitant privilege.” That is, the US gets to borrow at lower rates than anyone else with its level of debt, and the country can exert tremendous power over global financial flows.

But huge demand for the US dollar has also helped to boost its value over the years, in ways some economists — particularly those close to Donald Trump — say has been harmful to the US.

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India and Pakistan are on the brink of war again after India this week launched airstrikes against what it said were militant camps in Pakistan and Pakistani-administered Kashmir.

The move was a response to a recent terror attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, which New Delhi blamed on Pakistan. Islamabad denies the allegations.

This is the most serious flare-up in decades between the two nuclear-armed rivals, who have had three major conflicts since the 1960s.

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The conclave to select a new pontiff gets underway on May 7, 2025.

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Map of US car exports.

Paige Fusco

The American car industry is big business, both economically and politically. As with most US industries, globalization has heavily intertwined the automobile sector with the rest of the world, leading to a complex web of imports and exports that help cars reach their destinations. No passenger vehicle on the US market is made entirely from American parts — most are less than 50% American, in terms of components — underscoring how heavily automakers rely on foreign inputs.

As such, US President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported auto parts would raise production costs for US automakers, potentially reducing their competitiveness in foreign markets. Each year, the United States exports tens of billions worth of new cars assembled in domestic factories, and the graphic above shows the top five purchasers of these vehicles. We’ll be watching how US car exports perform in those five markets going forward.

Graphic showing how many South Korean leaders have had unfortunate ends to their time as leaders.

Riley Callanan

Impeached former President Yoon Suk Yeol isn’t the first leader of South Korea to face the courts after leaving office. And, if you look over South Korean history, his is actually one of the better outcomes. Of its 13 leaders since 1948, five were indicted, one was exiled, one was assassinated, one committed suicide, and two were pushed out in a coup.

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