Domestic Discontent: U.S. Under Trump's Federal Fire

The U.S. faces domestic challenges under Trump's administration. Emerging news highlights ongoing issues: Trump's criticisms of Fed's interest rates, military's secrecy in Latin America, concerns over Tylenol safety, legal challenges over National Guard deployments, Fed's rate adjustments, and disputes involving Mexican airlines and SNAP benefits.

U.S. domestic affairs are laden with controversy as President Trump frequently targets the Federal Reserve, accusing Jerome Powell of slow interest rate cuts. His comments in South Korea drew laughter but spotlight a growing rift on economic policies.

The administration's strategy in Latin America faces scrutiny, as military officials are asked to sign unusual non-disclosure agreements amidst fears of military escalation in Venezuela.

Meanwhile, legal challenges mount over Trump's National Guard deployments in U.S. cities, and health officials debate potential links between Tylenol and autism. Compounding these issues are contentious plans regarding Mexican airline routes, a key mortgage rate hitting a low, and food aid suspensions during the government shutdown.

(With inputs from agencies.)