Global reaction mixed as Trump victory shocks world leaders
World reaction to Donald Trump winning the presidency spans cheer and shock across nations. Russia hailed the win with Putin sending congratulations while Europe frets over NATO funding and long term U.S. policy shifts. Mexico faces trade and migration tensions as analysts warn of cross-border stakes and potential tariffs.
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States legalize marijuana shifting U.S. policy outlook
Three states vote to legalize recreational cannabis expanding access for Americans in states with legal pot. Experts warn federal policy remains uncertain under Trump, but California and Colorado projects indicate a large, growing market with billions in potential annual revenue and federal interference risk.
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Trump’s domestic agenda outlines trade immigration and taxes
Donald Trump seeks to renegotiate or scrap NAFTA and TPP, label China a currency manipulator, and pursue tariffs. He plans a broad tax overhaul with lower rates, a 10 percent repatriation tax, tax cuts for the wealthy, and repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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