US Strikes Tentative Deal to End Turkish Bank Case

March 10, 2026·4 days ago·via The New York Times

Trump admin reaches tentative agreement halting prosecution of a Turkish bank, prioritizing smart diplomacy over endless legal drags. This move cuts bureaucratic red tape, saving taxpayer dollars while signaling strength to allies. Critics cry favoritism, but realists see it as leveraging leverage for bigger wins against Iran threats. In an America First world, we deal tough but fair - no more DOJ witch hunts wasting resources. Read more about this...

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