President Trump's new tariffs caused a sharp drop in global stock markets, raising concerns about higher prices and a potential economic slowdown. Tariffs are taxes on imports that make foreign goods more expensive, and while Trump argues they’ll boost the US economy by encouraging local purchases, they ultimately raise costs for consumers. The tariffs also create tensions with countries like China, which could further disrupt global trade and slow economic growth. While businesses may benefit from less competition, the real losers are consumers, who face higher prices on goods.
Trump shocked the world by announcing the lifting of U.S. sanctions on Syria — but can he really do that? According to international law experts, Dr. Judith Tutinni, a professor of international law at the Institute of Political Science at Saint Joseph University, mentioned the president can only fully lift sanctions imposed by executive orders. For laws like the Caesar Act, Congress must approve any permanent changes. What Trump can do is temporarily pause them for national security reasons — but with strict limits.
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🕊️ A Pope’s Farewell: What Happens Next?
With the passing of Pope Francis, centuries-old rituals begin—from silver hammers to white smoke.
Here's how the Catholic Church prepares to choose its next leader.
130 cardinals. One Sistine Chapel. No phones. No leaks.
White smoke = A new pope. Black smoke = Not yet.
With the passing of Pope Francis, centuries-old rituals begin—from silver hammers to white smoke.
Here's how the Catholic Church prepares to choose its next leader.
130 cardinals. One Sistine Chapel. No phones. No leaks.
White smoke = A new pope. Black smoke = Not yet.
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are targets of choice for online criminals, who often exploit weaknesses in major trading platforms or individual users’ digital “wallets” to make major scores.
A recent $1.5-billion heist of Ethereum from the Bybit platform — attributed by the FBI to North Korean hackers — is believed to be the largest yet in an ever-longer litany of thefts.
A recent $1.5-billion heist of Ethereum from the Bybit platform — attributed by the FBI to North Korean hackers — is believed to be the largest yet in an ever-longer litany of thefts.
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