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The U.S. government’s decision to slap a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles—starting late September— and on the surface level it might seem like a bold move. But peel it back, and it gets a bit trickier. Even with these heavy tariffs, some of those Chinese models will be available in American showrooms at a lower price than what most U.S. manufacturers can offer. A head-scratcher, right? This highlights a real problem Washington is wrestling with: building up its own electric vehicle game… while China, for better or worse, is way ahead in this race. This isn’t some sudden reaction.…
In a landscape defined by war and uncertainty, Russia and Ukraine have once again traded prisoners—a glimmer of humanity amidst the conflict. This latest exchange, involving 206 individuals, was brought together by the mediation of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a country that has somehow managed to walk the delicate tightrope of neutrality. On one side, 103 Russian servicemen returned home, while on the other, 103 Ukrainian soldiers were reunited with their land and people. Russia and Ukraine exchanged 206 prisoners of war on Saturday, said the Russian Defense Ministry. #XinhuaNews pic.twitter.com/dXWsx6fr8e — China Xinhua News (@XHNews) September 15, 2024…
The English Channel—a body of water that has seen so many crossings, yet still holds the weight of tragedy within its depths. A night like any other, filled with quiet desperation, was shattered as another boat—another fragile hope—ran into danger off the coast of Ambleteuse. Eight lives… gone. The sea takes what it wants, leaving behind only questions and sorrow. ‘It’s a tragedy’ Several migrants have died after setting off to cross the Channel from the town of Ambleteuse in the Calais region of France. pic.twitter.com/4xvpHQAPKu — GB News (@GBNEWS) September 15, 2024 Besides lives been taken away, there were…
The English Channel—a body of water that has seen so many crossings, yet still holds the weight of tragedy within its depths. A night like any other, filled with quiet desperation, was shattered as another boat—another fragile hope—ran into danger off the coast of Ambleteuse. Eight lives… gone. The sea takes what it wants, leaving behind only questions and sorrow. ‘It’s a tragedy’ Several migrants have died after setting off to cross the Channel from the town of Ambleteuse in the Calais region of France. pic.twitter.com/4xvpHQAPKu — GB News (@GBNEWS) September 15, 2024 Besides lives been taken away, there were…
The English Channel—a body of water that has seen so many crossings, yet still holds the weight of tragedy within its depths. A night like any other, filled with quiet desperation, was shattered as another boat—another fragile hope—ran into danger off the coast of Ambleteuse. Eight lives… gone. The sea takes what it wants, leaving behind only questions and sorrow. ‘It’s a tragedy’ Several migrants have died after setting off to cross the Channel from the town of Ambleteuse in the Calais region of France. pic.twitter.com/4xvpHQAPKu — GB News (@GBNEWS) September 15, 2024 Besides lives been taken away, there were…
Pope Francis, fresh from his grueling travels through Southeast Asia and Oceania, didn’t hold back when asked about the political landscape in the United States. Without directly naming names, the pontiff made his disapproval of both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris’ policies clear—policies that, in his view, go against the very essence of life. He didn’t sugarcoat it either. On one hand, he criticized the stance on immigration as “chasing away migrants,” while, on the other, he equated the defense of abortion rights to “killing children.” Says not allowing illegals and wanting to deport them is a sin says abortion…
Myanmar is facing a nightmare… Typhoon Yagi has unleashed torrents of rain, forcing more than 230,000 people to flee their homes. Entire neighborhoods—once bustling with life—are now under water. The floodwaters, like an uninvited guest, came in swiftly, leaving destruction in their wake. The ruling junta, now seeking foreign aid, is scrambling to respond. In the capital, Naypyidaw, and many other places, water levels have risen mercilessly… drowning everything in sight. Official numbers say at least 33 people have died—but you know how it goes, those numbers don’t always tell the full story. 🇲🇲MYANMAR: At least 74 people have died,…