SUMMARY: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been indicted and imprisoned, becoming the country’s first leader to face such charges. He is accused of rebellion for imposing a brief martial law, punishable by death or life imprisonment. His actions have sparked political chaos and violent protests, leading to injuries among police and several arrests. Yoon’s legal troubles include a separate Constitutional Court case that could lead to his dismissal or reinstatement, with a decision expected by June. Both Yoon’s supporters and opponents anticipate ongoing conflict as South Korea grapples with unprecedented political turmoil.

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SUMMARY: Sen. Tom Cotton, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, urged President Trump to reconsider removing security protection from three former senior officials: John Bolton, Mike Pompeo, and Brian Hook. Cotton argued that their security is vital not only for them but also for the public, given ongoing threats from Iran due to their involvement in the 2020 drone strike on Gen. Qasem Soleimani. Trump had revoked their protection despite the Biden administration’s extension of security due to credible threats. Cotton emphasized that Trump’s decision could hinder future recruitment of qualified advisers for his administration.

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SUMMARY: Donald Trump, in his return to the White House, focused on reducing energy costs and tackling immigration, rather than directly addressing rising consumer prices. He downplayed inflation as his main concern, opting instead to blame former President Biden for high prices. While Trump aims to increase oil production, reduce regulations, and persuade companies to pump more, economists warn that his policies may inadvertently increase inflation. His proposals, including tariffs and deportations, could also raise costs. Trump is pushing for Federal Reserve rate cuts, while critics argue his focus is not on lowering costs for working-class Americans.

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