CNN 5 Things Trump Drops Tariff Threat, New Immigration Crackdown, Clintons in Contempt and more
Jan 21, 2026
Tune in to intriguing discussions about Trump's halted tariffs linked to a Greenland deal. Discover the latest on a federal crackdown by immigration authorities in Maine, which raises local concerns. The Clintons are facing potential contempt charges after refusing a subpoena in an Epstein probe. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court expresses skepticism over Trump's power to fire a Federal Reserve official. Plus, learn about Jamie Dimon's warnings regarding a proposed cap on credit card interest rates and its economic implications.
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Tariff Threat Withdrawn After Greenland Deal
- President Trump said he dropped planned Feb. 1 tariffs after a "framework deal" with NATO's secretary general over Greenland.
- He still suggested the U.S. might pay for Greenland and called Denmark "ungrateful."
Dimon Warns On 10% Interest Cap
- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned a 10% cap on credit card interest would cause widespread economic pain.
- He recommended piloting the policy in a few states instead of imposing it nationwide immediately.
New ICE Operation Targets Somali Communities
- ICE launched an enforcement operation in Maine targeting Somali communities, echoing recent actions in Minnesota.
- The operations have triggered protests and legal clashes over agents' interactions with demonstrators.