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Time May Be Running Out to Buy an iPhone Before Tariffs Hike the Price
Regardless of what the final tariff amount is, you should expect to pay more for your next iPhone. If Apple had passed the ...
Fmr. US trade rep: It’s a mistake to use trade wars as the only way to take China on
Ron Kirk critiques U.S. trade tactics against China, urging investment in STEM, alliances, and global talent to boost ...
This economist says there's a 90% chance of a recession. Here's the math.
This economist says there's a 90% chance of a recession. Here's the math. 'Expect ships to sit offshore, orders to be canceled, and well-run generational retailers to file for bankruptcy,' says ...
Seller Concessions or Repairs? Why Tariffs Might Change the Math in 2025
For sellers already feeling the pinch from sliding home values, the strategy in 2025 will come down to taking on only the ...
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Fact Check: Did Karoline Leavitt claim people will love tariffs if they ‘avoid woke things like math’?
April, a viral screenshot began making the rounds, allegedly from a Fox News interview featuring White House Press Secretary ...
Trump’s cult of ignorance undermines policy at home and abroad
His fearful team refuses to critique his ill-informed tariff wars, attacks on universities, or ego-driven foreign policy.
Trump can’t attack the Department of Education and expect to dominate China
China graduates almost twice as many STEM-oriented Ph.D.s in science and technology programs than the U.S. does.
Fake Fox News chyron claims Karoline Leavitt said people will love tariffs if they 'avoid woke things like math'
At no point in the relevant Fox News interview did Leavitt say, "avoid woke things like math, and you'll love the tariffs," ...
Oregon math teacher moves forward with home improvements despite tariffs. Here’s why
People who have planned for a major home improvement may be having second thoughts with tariffs on imported goods bumping up ...
Alcoa Shares Fall on $100M Tariff Cost Estimate
But the quarterly hit was meaningfully higher than prior indications, J.P. Morgan analyst Bill Peterson said in a note. On a per-share basis, Peterson expects tariff-related costs to translate to an ...