Trump Sanctions ICC Hours After Losing Nobel Prize to Former Judge

The United States imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court shortly after President Donald Trump lost the Nobel Peace Prize to a former judge of the institution. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the ICC is now cut off from U.S. currency, technology companies, and financial services. The Trump administration provided a six-month window for U.S. companies to end business with the tribunal, aiming to cripple the rogue court's ability to operate against the United States.