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President Biden is taking action to protect American manufacturers and boost the economy by calling for tariffs on steel and aluminum products from China to be more than tripled. The move, aimed at helping U.S. manufacturers compete with low-cost imports, will see tariffs increased to 25 percent on certain Chinese products currently facing lower tariffs. In response to a union complaint, President Biden has also ordered a new investigation into China’s support for shipbuilders. This initiative is part of a broader effort to crack down on unfair trade practices and protect American-made products. Additionally, the Biden administration is working with…

Police Disrupt Hard-Right European Conference in Brussels A gathering of hard-right, nationalist European politicians in Brussels was abruptly shut down by police on Tuesday, citing public safety concerns. The National Conservatism conference, featuring speakers like Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Brexit Party founder Nigel Farage, was interrupted by law enforcement with an order to close the event. Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo criticized the move to shut down the conference, which also included French far-right candidate Eric Zemmour and former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. The National Conservatives are known for their strong Eurosceptic and anti-immigration stance. The…

New Article: The White House has pointed fingers at former President Trump for allegedly bolstering Iran, which led to Iran’s recent direct attacks against Israel. White House national security communications spokesperson John Kirby blamed the previous administration for emboldening Iran, sparking tensions in the region. In a fierce assault, Iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel, but the country managed to fend off the attacks with the help of its neighbors and allies, including the United States. The Biden administration reportedly advised Israel against retaliating, causing criticism from former President Trump who condemned the administration’s perceived weakness…

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Former President Donald Trump is set to face a historic criminal trial at the Manhattan Criminal Court, marking the first time a former president of the United States will be tried in a criminal court. The trial, which is expected to last four days a week for at least six weeks, has Trump stationed in New York every day to face the charges against him. Trump has been using the Manhattan courthouses as an extension of his campaign trail, rallying his base and protesting the charges by claiming they are part of a partisan conspiracy against him. The charges in…

In an intense final faceoff before their highly anticipated UFC 300 showdown, Alex Pereira and Jamahal Hill brought the heat with their heated exchanges. Hill, who is making a comeback from a career-threatening Achilles’ injury, expressed his motivation to reclaim the title he lost due to injury. On the other hand, Pereira, who currently holds the belt after a knockout victory over Jiri Prochazka at UFC 295, vowed to make Hill pay for disrespecting him at the press conference. The tension between the two fighters reached a boiling point when Hill smashed a stone head that Pereira had used for…

Max Verstappen Claims Pole Position for Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka In a thrilling qualifying session at the Japanese Grand Prix, Max Verstappen secured pole position after narrowly beating out his Red Bull teammate, Sergio Perez, by just 0.066 seconds in the final shootout. This marks Verstappen’s third consecutive pole position at the iconic Suzuka track. The Dutch driver will be aiming to convert his pole position into a third successive victory at Suzuka, as he looks to bounce back from a painful retirement in the previous race in Australia. Verstappen admitted that his pole position lap was not perfect,…

Mysterious Lights Streaking Across Southern California Sky Identified as Chinese Spacecraft Debris Speculation ran rampant overnight Monday as lights streaked across the Southern California sky, prompting theories ranging from meteorites to aliens. However, experts including a Smithsonian astronomer and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute quickly identified the objects as remnants of the Chinese Shenzhou 15 orbital module. Videos captured a cluster of objects hurtling over the area, sparking a frenzy of questions on social media about the origin of the mysterious lights. Theories abounded, with some suggesting Chinese spacecraft, SpaceX debris, or even a comet could be responsible for…

CNN recently launched a new newsletter, Stress, But Less, aimed at helping readers reduce stress in their daily lives. The initiative comes as experts warn about the detrimental impacts that excessive stress can have on both physical and mental health. In an exclusive interview with CNN wellness expert Dr. Leana Wen, she highlighted the serious health risks associated with chronic stress. According to Dr. Wen, the body’s stress response can lead to a range of health problems, making it important to prioritize stress reduction as a health priority. Dr. Wen also outlined some warning signs to watch for when stress…

US Stocks Stable as Federal Reserve Chair Powell Talks Rate Cuts US stocks remained relatively stable on Wednesday as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated the likelihood of interest rate cuts this year. The S&P 500 rose about 0.1%, while the Dow Jones fell by a similar amount and the Nasdaq Composite rose more than 0.2%. Powell spoke at Stanford University, emphasizing the “bumpy” downward path of inflation to 2% and hinted at rate cuts in the future. Investors had scaled back expectations for Fed rate cuts due to strong economic data, but reversed losses on Wednesday after a services…