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Editorial Roundup: United States

President Trump issued a large number of pardons and commutations in 2025, including controversial figures convicted of fraud and corruption across the U.S.
This surge stemmed from Trump’s conviction that the legal system was used unfairly against him and his supporters, amid worries about a dual standard that favors those with political connections.
Meanwhile, Trump’s stance on the Ukraine war remains conflicted as he mixed tough rhetoric with calls to reduce U.S. Military aid despite Russia’s costly but minimal territorial gains over three years.
Data shows Russia gained only 0.6% more Ukrainian territory last year while suffering hundreds of thousands of casualties, and experts warn that a withdrawal could embolden Putin’s aggression.
Trump’s immigration crackdown and budget cuts target children of migrants by restricting benefits and labor protections, prompting advocacy groups to warn these policies harm vulnerable youth and deepen social divides.

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