US Foreign Policy
State Department revokes visas for comments celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination
The U.S. State Department has revoked the visas of six foreign nationals for posting offensive comments online that celebrated the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. Officials stated that the country is not obligated to host individuals who express harm toward Americans. This action reflects the Trump administration's commitment to enforcing immigration laws against those glorifying violence.
Trump halts US aid to Colombia over drug production
President Donald Trump announced on October 19, 2025, that the United States will stop all financial aid and subsidies to Colombia, accusing President Gustavo Petro of encouraging drug production. Trump labeled Petro an 'illegal drug leader' and threatened US intervention if Colombia does not act. The move comes amid heightened US efforts against narcotics trafficking.
Trump administration revokes visas of 50 Mexican officials over cartel ties
The Trump administration has revoked visas from at least 50 Mexican politicians due to their alleged connections to drug cartels. This action marks an unprecedented scale compared to previous U.S. governments, according to reports. Officials emphasize it as part of broader efforts to combat cartel influence and protect American communities.
Vance reaffirms no US troops in Gaza during ceasefire talks
Vice President JD Vance assured on October 21, 2025, that no American forces would deploy to Gaza, amid reports of Hamas violating a ceasefire brokered by President Donald Trump. Speaking in southern Israel, Vance expressed optimism about the deal while warning of consequences for non-compliance. Trump echoed the sentiment, threatening a swift end to Hamas if it persists in breaches.