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TimeMike Johnson Could Shut Down Trump's Tariffs
There is one person aside from Donald Trump who could definitely put an end to this economic chaos. His name is Mike Johnson
- CNN Business
China calls Trump’s new tariff threat ‘a mistake upon a mistake’ and looks for opportunity in global trade war
As countries around the world scramble to negotiate concessions from US President Donald Trump’s escalation last week of a global trade war, China has taken a different tack.
- Reuters
China advises Shein against shifting supply chain, Bloomberg News reports
China's Ministry of Commerce has reached out to Shein and other companies, advising them against diversifying supply chains by sourcing from other countries, one person familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News. Bloomberg News said it wasn't immediately clear which other firms were contacted by the commerce ministry. The requests came in the run-up to U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement on reciprocal tariffs that have sent firms scrambling for alternative ways to avoid additional import levies, the person told Bloomberg News.
- The Independent
Trump tariffs: Who will be hit hardest by China-US trade war as president threatens 104% levy?
IN NUMBERS: As Trump threatens 104% tariffs on China, Alicja Hagopian and Millie Cooke look at what industries will be hardest hit.
- People
Dolph Lundgren, 67, and Wife Emma Krokdal, 28, Show Off Their Beach Bodies as They Spend Time Together in Miami
The couple tied the knot in 2023 after getting engaged in 2020
- InStyle
Eva Longoria Wore the Tiniest String Bikini in Spring's Trendiest Print
She shared a glimpse of her "life lately."
- BuzzFeed
People Are Calling Out JD Vance For His Offensive Comment About The US Borrowing Money From "Chinese Peasants," And It's Shocking Even For Him
"You would think the poverty in which he grew up would give him some empathy, but instead it did the opposite."
- CNN
China lashes out at JD Vance for calling Chinese people ‘peasants’
China on Tuesday slammed US Vice President JD Vance for referring to the Chinese people as “peasants” in an interview that has drawn widespread ire and ridicule on China’s internet – and comparisons with Vance’s own self-proclaimed “hillbilly” background.
- The Telegraph
Russian victory or massacre? What really happened in the Kursk pipeline
For two days, oxygen-starved Russian troops crawled nine miles through a pitch-black underground pipeline, creeping behind enemy lines and springing a surprise attack that wiped out the enemy in a blaze of bullets.
- Associated Press
Trump administration fires senior Navy female officer at NATO. She appeared on a 'woke' list
U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Shoshana Chatfield, the only woman on NATO's military committee, was fired over the weekend by the Trump administration, U.S. officials said Monday. According to the officials, Chatfield got a call from Adm. Christopher Grady, the acting chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and was told the administration wanted to go in a different direction with the job.
- Cosmo
Julia Fox goes commando in completely see-through gown
Julia Fox has posed in more jaw-dropping, daring looks in a Christian Cowan campaign and we are totally and officially gagged. Check out the full pics...
- The Daily Beast
Economist Trump Cited on Tariff Math Says President ‘Got It All Wrong’
An economist Donald Trump cited in calculations for his extra-high global tariffs says that the president should get an F- in math. University of Chicago economics professor Brett Neiman was a Biden-era Treasury official who wrote the research Trump has cited. In a New York Times op-ed on Monday, Neiman described his initial shock at the initial announcement, still unaware that he was a major player. “My first question, when the White House unveiled its tariff regime, was: How on earth did they
- InStyle
Aimee Lou Wood Went Braless in a "Bulletproof" Chainmail Dress
She hinted at Chelsea's fate at the finale event.
- INSIDER
My family and I visited Bangkok for the first time. The trip was amazing, but it would've been better if we avoided these 5 mistakes.
My family and I went to Bangkok for the first time. It was great, but we made some common mistakes when planning our days and securing transportation.
- HuffPost
Sex Workers Already Predicted There's A Recession Coming — Here's How They Know
The past has shown that nontraditional measures like brothels, beer and lipstick can tell us a lot about the economy’s health.
- Cinema Online
Nancy Wu unfazed by online criticisms of new relationship
The actress was previously accused of being unworthy of her surgeon boyfriend
- Evening Standard
Arsenal miss out on transfer windfall as Aaron Ramsdale relegated again
Transfer fee will not be fully paid after the goalkeeper’s FOURTH relegation
- HuffPost
Donald Trump’s New Insulting Nickname Is Mocked As A Total Dud
It’s a “total clunker,” said one commenter.
- The Daily Beast
Bloodied Trump Fan Pulls AR-Style Rifle in Anti-MAGA Clash at ‘Hands Off’ Rally
A Trump supporter brandished an AR-style rifle during a clash with an anti-Trump protestor at a “Hands Off” rally in Indiana on Saturday. In several social media clips, a man clad in a grey MAGA hoodie and white hat appears to exit his vehicle to confront another man in a crowd chanting, “Protect the Constitution!” As spectators and the Trump fan’s passengers—one identifying themselves as his wife—filmed the standoff, others attempted to pull the men apart. Unrelenting, the two men continued to
- Reuters
EU's von der Leyen urges China to ensure responsible tariff response
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, urged China on Tuesday to ensure a negotiated solution to problems caused by the sweeping import tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. In a phone call with China's Premier Li Qiang, von der Leyen "stressed the responsibility of Europe and China, as two of the world's largest markets, to support a strong reformed trading system, free, fair and founded on a level playing field", her office said in a statement. Both politicians discussed setting up a mechanism to track possible trade diversion caused by the tariffs, von der Leyen's office said, as the EU fears China will redirect cheap exports from the U.S. to Europe.