China Hits Back with Tariffs on US Imports Including Crude Oil and Farm Equipment
China imposes new tariffs on US imports like crude oil and farm machinery, responding to recent US tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Where a Strongman Failed, Women Are Fueling Sri Lanka’s Democratic Revival
A leftist movement in Sri Lanka is rallying more women into politics, marking a transformative moment for the nation after economic collapse.
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As Australia’s Election Nears, Peter Dutton Takes a ‘Trump Lite’ Approach
Peter Dutton, aiming to become Australia’s prime minister, adopts a Trump-inspired stance against “wokeness,” but faces a distinct electorate.
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Trump’s 10% Tariff on Chinese Goods Takes Effect
A new 10 percent tariff on Chinese products kicks in as President Trump pressures China to address fentanyl issues.
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Proud Boys Lose Control of Their Name to a Black Church They Vandalized
A court has handed the trademarked name and symbols of the Proud Boys to a Washington church to fulfill a $2.8 million judgment against the far-right group.
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Samsung Chairman Cleared of Fraud Charges in Landmark Ruling
Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee was found not guilty of accounting fraud and stock manipulation, ending a long legal battle that could pave the way for him to focus on leading the tech giant.
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What Does Trump Really Want From Canada and Mexico?
President Trump’s unclear demands from Canada and Mexico allow him to claim victory, but what are his real goals?
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Remembering the Victims of the D.C. Plane Crash
A look at the lives lost in the tragic plane crash over the Potomac River, including skaters, hunters, and families.
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Trump Delays Tariffs on Mexico and Canada After Deal Reached
President Trump postponed tariffs on Mexico and Canada for 30 days after both countries agreed to tighten controls on drugs and migrants.
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Adam Candeub, Big Tech Critic, Set to Join FCC
Adam Candeub, a vocal opponent of Section 230, is reportedly joining the FCC as general counsel.
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Unions Sue to Block Elon Musk’s Access to Treasury Payment Data
Unions representing federal workers are suing the Treasury Department to prevent Elon Musk and his team from accessing sensitive federal payment data.
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Teen Fatally Attacked by Shark at Australian Tourist Beach
A 17-year-old girl tragically lost her life in a shark attack at a popular beach in Queensland, Australia.
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Ontario Flips, Then Reverses, $68 Million Starlink Deal Amid Tariff Tensions
Ontario’s premier cancels then reinstates a $68 million contract with Starlink after U.S. tariffs spark a trade dispute.
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State Farm Requests Emergency Rate Hike After LA Wildfires
State Farm seeks a 22% insurance rate increase for California homeowners following devastating wildfires, adding stress to the state’s housing market.
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Germany’s Far-Right AfD Party Embraces Trump and Musk Appeal
Germany’s far-right AfD party is drawing attention for its admiration of Donald Trump and Elon Musk, as it gains momentum ahead of national elections.
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MLB Umpire Fired for Sharing Gambling Accounts with Friend
MLB umpire Pat Hoberg was fired for sharing his legal gambling accounts with a friend who placed bets on baseball games, sparking an investigation into his conduct.
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Germany’s Likely Next Chancellor Pushes Stricter Immigration Rules
The frontrunner for Germany’s chancellor vows to tighten immigration policies but rules out cooperation with the far-right.
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Popular Linux Groups Scramble for New Web Hosting
Freedesktop and Alpine Linux are urgently seeking new hosting solutions as donor support shifts away from bare-metal servers.
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Musk and Trump Shake Up the US Government with Silicon Valley Tactics
Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump are bringing Silicon Valley’s “move fast and break things” approach to revamp the federal government.
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Ex-Trump Speechwriter with Controversial Past Lands Top State Department Role
Darren Beattie, a former Trump speechwriter linked to White nationalist events, has been appointed to a key State Department position, sparking widespread criticism.
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Commanders Look Ahead After NFC Championship Loss
The Washington Commanders reflect on their season and prepare for the future following a tough NFC championship loss to the Eagles.
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NASA Faces Turbulence as Morale Hits Rock Bottom
Morale at NASA is plummeting amid leadership changes and growing concerns about SpaceX’s influence, according to insiders.
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Stripe Welcomes Asya Bradley to Lead Startup Partner Program
Asya Bradley, a seasoned fintech leader, takes on the role of head of Startup & Venture Capital Partnerships at Stripe, bringing a wealth of experience to the payments giant.
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Washington Commanders’ Name Here to Stay, Says Owner Josh Harris
Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris confirms the team’s nickname will remain, emphasizing its growing significance among players and fans.
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Could Trump's Tariffs on Canadian Wood Worsen the US Housing Crisis?
President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian lumber imports may push housing affordability further out of reach for many Americans.
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Fentanyl Seizures: Canada’s Role in U.S. Border Concerns
Despite claims of a fentanyl crisis at the Canada-U.S. border, data shows only 0.2% of seizures occur there, with Mexico dominating the issue.
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Naver-Backed Cinamon Aims to Simplify 3D Animation with AI
South Korean startup Cinamon raises $8.5 million to develop its AI-powered 3D animation platform, CINEV, set to launch in beta by mid-2025.
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Trump Pauses Tariffs on Mexico and Canada for One Month
President Donald Trump has paused tariffs on Mexico and Canada for one month after securing commitments to address border security and fentanyl trafficking.
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Bonobos Can Tell When Humans Don’t Know Something and Try to Help
New research shows bonobos can understand when humans are unaware of something and act to help, offering insights into their cognitive abilities.
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Gerber Recalls Teething Sticks Over Choking Risk
Gerber has pulled its “Soothe N Chew” teething sticks from shelves after reports of choking incidents involving babies and toddlers.
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