In a move that's being hailed by some as a populist win and derided by others as a drastic policy U-turn, President Donald Trump signed an executive order yesterday, November 14, 2025, slashing tariffs on key agricultural imports like coffee, beef, bananas, tomatoes, and a slew of tropical fruits. But why? The order, retroactively effective from November 13, exempts these goods from the "reciprocal" tariffs—ranging from 10% to 50%—that Trump himself imposed earlier this year

In the red-hatted heartland of America, where "Make America Great Again" once echoed like a battle cry, a growing murmur of disillusionment is turning into a roar. It's November 2025, less than a year into Trump's second term, and the man who promised to drain the swamp now seems to be flooding it with compromises that reek of the very establishment he railed against. From stonewalling the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files to prioritizing foreign alliances over domestic work

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