President Trump expressed his desire for Canada to become the 51st U.S. state, citing a perceived $200 billion annual loss in trade with Canada, despite the U.S. benefiting from Canadian resources. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau stated that Trump’s interest in annexing Canada is tied to accessing the country’s natural resources. Trump also threatened tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada and Mexico, emphasizing reciprocal tariffs as a response to their trade practices.
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Gen Z's Economic MalaiseGeneration Z faces significant economic challenges, with nearly half feeling that future planning is “pointless,” according to a Credit Karma poll. Factors such as high unemployment rates for young adults, rising student debt, and increased reliance on buy now, pay later services contribute to their financial despair. Experts suggest that despite these difficulties, young adults should focus on investing early to harness the benefits of compound interest, while adopting a proactive financial...
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