China Sanctions, Farm Bankruptcies, Taiwan & Iran Terror Plot

Trump Eases China Sanctions President Trump is rolling back some sanctions tied to Chinese banks connected to Iran as part of broader trade negotiations. The administration says China is again committing to buy more American soybeans despite past promises falling short. Farm Bankruptcies Continue Rising Farmers across the South are struggling as tariffs and trade disputes continue hurting exports. Bankruptcy filings are increasing in states like Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi as farmers deal with mounting debt and lost overseas buyers. Taiwan Tensions Remain High The White House says U.S. policy toward Taiwan has not changed even as America continues arming Taiwan and positioning forces in the region. The administration is trying to balance deterrence against China while avoiding direct escalation. Iran-Linked Terror Plot Foiled Federal prosecutors have charged an Iraqi militia commander tied to Iran with plotting attacks against Jewish sites in the United States and Europe. The suspect was detained in Turkey before being transferred to New York for trial. Text ERICK to 33-777 for "Show Notes" and to stay updated on all things Erick Erickson. www.erickerickson.com https://www.youtube.com/@ewerickson  https://rumble.com/ewerickson  Stay grounded, stay informed, and keep the faith.