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Can you imagine a day without scrolling Instagram or messaging on WhatsApp? Well, buckle up there’s some jaw-dropping news. If Meta (you know, the company formerly called Facebook) loses its … Read more
Harvard, one of the world’s top universities, straight-up telling the U.S. president, “We’re not listening to you.” And that president? Donald Trump. What’s on the line? A staggering $9 billion … Read more
Trump is a genius reading the tea leaves? prepping for an AI-powered future while reviving U.S. industry? Or is he a gambler, betting the dollar’s dominance to plug short-term holes? … Read more
I stumbled across something pretty cool that Ray Dalio, the finance guru from Bridgewater Associates, has been talking about. He’s got this idea that China might let its currency the … Read more
Recently, both the United States and China have halted further tariff increases, signaling a new turning point in their trade relationship. When tariff rates exceed 100%, consumers tend to choose … Read more
Currently, Bernie Sanders is indisputably the most effective political figure in mobilizing public support within the American progressive movement. Wherever he goes, large crowds, spanning from young to old, gather … Read more
The political landscape in France is undergoing significant upheaval, with the recent conviction of Marine Le Pen, a prominent figure in the far-right National Rally party, stirring widespread debate. Le … Read more
This overview examines how tariff policies under Trump’s second term impacted Tesla, focusing on the power struggle between Commerce Secretary nominees Scott Bessent and Howard Lutnick, and the role of … Read more
Trump is pushing a vision to sideline China from global trade entirely. That’s the world Steven Miran, a key architect of Trumponomics, has outlined. The plan centers on making production … Read more
Trump’s tariff policy is hitting global markets hard, with Korean companies like Samsung and LG facing serious challenges. By imposing steep taxes on imports, particularly electronics like smartphones and TVs … Read more