In a prisoner exchange with the Taliban, one American detained in Afghanistan, Ryan Corbett, was released after being wrongfully held for 894 days, confirmed by his family. The exchange involved releasing American citizens in exchange for Khan Muhammad, an Afghan Taliban member serving a life sentence in California for narcoterrorism and heroin distribution. The Corbett family expressed gratitude for his return while also mentioning the ongoing wait for the release of other Americans still detained in Afghanistan, including George Glezmann and Mahmoud Habibi, whose return is hoped for soon.
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Forget tariffs — this U.S. shoe company vows not to hike its prices
Steep U.S. Tariffs Impacting BusinessesAmid steep new U.S. tariffs, footwear company Keen plans to keep prices steady while many others are forced to hike prices to absorb costs. Keen has diversified its supply chain beyond China to mitigate risks associated with tariffs, operating in multiple countries including the U.S., Dominican Republic, and Thailand. Experts warn that the footwear and apparel industries, heavily reliant on China, could see prices rise significantly, with average annual household spending...
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