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President Trump has threatened to disrupt trade with close allies the European Union and Canada in response to retaliatory tariffs, risking further economic conflict. Trump has used tariff threats to pressure countries like Canada and Europe into submission, causing market volatility and uncertainty. Other countries like Australia and Mexico have chosen not to retaliate, while the EU and China have stood up to Trump's tactics, leading to potential trade wars. Full Article

President Trump's cabinet is rolling back regulations to extract fossil fuels, leading to increased interest in buying American liquefied natural gas from countries seeking to balance trade or avoid tariffs. Deals are being made with nations like Japan, South Africa, and India, despite concerns about the impact on climate change. The energy transition to cleaner sources is facing challenges as gas investments grow, with the U.S. aiming to secure long-term gas supply contracts globally. Full...

Nervous investors seeking news about the plunging markets on Monday would have found right-leaning outlets like The New York Post and Fox Business Network downplaying the sell-off, with some even framing it as a positive development. While some conservative figures expressed concern about the market shock, others, like Newsmax and Fox News hosts, blamed globalist economic agendas for the decline. Amidst the market turmoil, President Trump and his supporters remained largely unfazed, with Trump even...

Prior to Donald Trump's election win, the likelihood of his presidency causing a US recession seemed minimal, with the belief that he had a strong grip on economic matters. However, concerns are rising as his trade war threatens to drag the US economy into negative territory, leading to market declines and fears of a potential recession. Despite conflicting predictions, experts emphasize the impact a US recession could have on global finances and urge caution in...

Russian forces have retaken control of Sudzha in the Kursk region from Ukrainian forces, with fighting ongoing in the town's outskirts. The Russian offensive, supported by North Korean troops, has intensified, prompting upcoming talks between US and Russian officials to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine, with Russia insisting on a formal settlement of its invasion. US envoy Steve Witkoff is en route to Moscow for discussions with Russian officials after Kyiv agreed to a 30-day...

Intel, a struggling semiconductor company, has appointed Lip-Bu Tan as its new CEO to help restore its reputation and market share. Tan, a seasoned business leader, faces the challenge of revitalizing the company after years of decline, including job cuts and loss of market value. Investors have responded positively to Tan's appointment, with Intel's stock price rising over 11% in aftermarket trading. Full Article