President Donald Trump’s administration has made a bold proclamation regarding tariffs: they’re here to stay, despite the legal turmoil that swirls ominously around them. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s insistence on “rest assured, tariffs are not going away,” can be interpreted as a mix of bravado and desperation. It reflects a broader strategy that hinges not
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In a week where global turnstiles reaffirmed their capacity to captivate audiences, Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” and Paramount’s “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” emerged as powerful titans in the box office arena. The animated classic, reimagined into a live-action spectacle, amassed a staggering $113.1 million from international markets alone, catapulting its cumulative total to
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The surge of organized criminal gangs utilizing rented residential properties for illicit cannabis cultivation is an alarming issue that has transcended simple drug law violations to become a threat to public safety. The inherent risks posed by these operations extend well beyond the confines of their hidden farms, endangering innocent neighbors and creating a breeding
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What should have been an electrifying tribute to Paris Saint-Germain’s significant leap into football history instead became tainted by violence and tragedy. On what began as a jubilant night of festivity following PSG’s long-anticipated Champions League victory, two fans lost their lives, and a police officer was left in critical condition. The glaring contrasts between
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The global airline industry finds itself at a paradoxical crossroads. Just as travel demand spikes—surpassing pre-pandemic figures—airlines are besieged by an array of formidable challenges that threaten to undermine their recent successes. The annual summit of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), held in India, serves as a somber reminder that the optimism surrounding a
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The digital landscape has dramatically evolved over the years, yet the chilling silence surrounding whistleblower platforms like Wikileaks has become alarmingly loud. With no original publications emerging from this once-groundbreaking organization for over five years, the question arises: who truly benefits from this strategic silence? The depressing answer seems to suggest that while governments revel
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In a bold display of defiance, OPEC+ has once again opted to ramp up oil production by an additional 411,000 barrels per day for July, despite the apparent volatility it introduces to the global oil market. This move, intended to reclaim lost market share and reprimand over-producing nations, highlights an obstinate approach that may not
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