UNBIASED Politics November 17, 2025: Trump Calls on Republicans to Vote to Release Epstein Files, Amelia Earhart Documents Declassified, Certain Tariffs Rolled Back, Man Executed Via Firing Squad, and More.
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Nov 17, 2025 Trump is shaking things up by rolling back tariffs on various agricultural products. Dive into the newly declassified Amelia Earhart records, though no big revelations emerged. There's drama over Epstein files as Trump urges Republicans to vote for their release after withdrawing support for Marjorie Taylor Greene. In a somber turn, South Carolina conducts a firing squad execution. Plus, quick updates on a FEMA resignation, a record Mega Millions jackpot, and an intriguing Supreme Court case on asylum seekers.
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Selective Tariff Rollback Eases Consumer Costs
- President Trump exempted over 200 agricultural items from country-specific tariffs while keeping a 10% baseline tariff.
- The move followed industry requests and aims to ease consumer prices without removing the baseline import tax.
Earhart Files Released, Mystery Remains
- DNI Tulsi Gabbard released about 4,600 pages of Amelia Earhart-related government records after Trump's order.
- The documents include logs, maps, radio communications, and past news clippings but reveal no definitive new answer.
Discharge Petition Could Force Epstein Records Vote
- A House discharge petition would force a floor vote to require the Attorney General to release DOJ Epstein records.
- The petition allows redaction of victims' identities and child sexual abuse material.