‘I hope he’s right:’ Trump’s tariffs are rattling GOP senators
Despite their concerns, GOP senators largely demurred on whether they’d support a new bill to reign in Trump’s tariff powers.
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Trump is moving forward with his plan to limit eligibility for a key student-loan forgiveness program for public servants
The Education Department announced negotiated rulemaking sessions to discuss streamlining Public Service Loan Forgiveness and income-driven repayment.
Russian home appliance market struggling – industry boss
First-quarter sales in Russia’s electronics and home goods sector may have dropped by 15%, according to DNS head Dmitry Alekseev Read Full Article at RT.com
US embassy staff in China banned from dating locals – AP
American contractors working in China have reportedly been prohibited from “romantic and sexual relations” with locals Read Full Article at RT.com
Amazon’s internal forecast suggests a $700 million financial gain from its AI shopping assistant Rufus
Amazon’s AI shopping assistant Rufus is projected to indirectly boost operating profits by $700 million this year, with plans for further expansion.
They film until the bombs hit, then film that too: Meet brave Russians risking it all for truth
War reporters face artillery fire, drone strikes, and targeted attacks – yet keep returning to the front. They explain to RT why. Read Full Article at RT.com
This is how the big differences in Trump’s tariffs were calculated
The formula used by the Trump administration to calculate ‘Liberation Day’ reciprocal tariffs is based on trade deficits.
Microsoft CTO breaks down how he sees software developer jobs evolving in the next 5 years
Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott expects the next half-decade to see 95 percent of code written by AI, but he believes human coders aren’t going away.
I used to return everything I bought from Target. I thought it was the ultimate parenting hack — I was wrong.
I’ve been returning almost everything I buy from Target. I thought I was just ridding my house of clutter and preventing overspending. I was wrong.
‘Deliberate policy of withholding aid’ in Gaza, says UN aid chief
A United Nations aid chief is demanding answers from Israel after a deadly attack which killed 15 medical staff in southern Gaza.