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📰 Headline: Trump Doubles U.S. Steel Tariffs to 50% in Bold Trade Move Trump Announces Doubling of Steel Tariffs to 50% June 2, 2025 | Washington, D.C. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has declared a major change in trade policy by announcing the doubling of tariffs on imported steel—from 25% to 50%. The decision, which Trump says is aimed at protecting American manufacturing and steel jobs, is expected to spark renewed global trade tensions. Speaking at a rally in Ohio, Trump stated, "For too long, our steel industry has been under attack from cheap imports. It's time to stand up for American workers." The move has drawn mixed reactions. Supporters see it as a bold step to revive domestic production, while critics argue it could increase costs for U.S. industries that rely on steel, such as construction and automotive sectors. Global markets showed signs of volatility following the announcement, with some of America’s key trade partners expected to respond with retali...
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📰 Headline: Trump Doubles U.S. Steel Tariffs to 50% in Bold Trade Move Trump Announces Doubling of Steel Tariffs to 50% June 2, 2025 | Washington, D.C. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has declared a major change in trade policy by announcing the doubling of tariffs on imported steel—from 25% to 50%. The decision, which Trump says is aimed at protecting American manufacturing and steel jobs, is expected to spark renewed global trade tensions. Speaking at a rally in Ohio, Trump stated, "For too long, our steel industry has been under attack from cheap imports. It's time to stand up for American workers." The move has drawn mixed reactions. Supporters see it as a bold step to revive domestic production, while critics argue it could increase costs for U.S. industries that rely on steel, such as construction and automotive sectors. Global markets showed signs of volatility following the announcement, with some of America’s key trade partners expected to respond with retali...
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**Potential 1,000-Foot Tsunami Threat in the United States — Details** Recent scientific studies have highlighted the possibility of a massive "mega-tsunami" striking the western coastal regions of the United States, with waves potentially reaching heights of up to 1,000 feet. Such a tsunami could be catastrophic, completely devastating coastal cities. The tsunami is expected to be triggered by underwater earthquakes, which generate enormous waves across the ocean floor. These waves could lead to severe flooding and destruction in coastal areas. Predicting such mega-tsunamis remains extremely challenging due to the lack of clear early warning signs. Experts have urged the public to stay aware and prepared for such disasters. Coastal regions, in particular, are advised to strengthen emergency response systems, designate safe evacuation zones, and develop rapid relief operation plans. While modern technology and efficient communication systems could play a vital rol...
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Mexico electing its first female president**, Claudia Sheinbaum, tailored for clarity and depth: ### **Background on Claudia Sheinbaum**   - **Education/Career**: A trained physicist with a PhD in energy engineering, she contributed to the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).   - **Political Rise**: Member of the left-wing Morena party, founded by outgoing President AndrÊs Manuel LÃŗpez Obrador (AMLO). Served as **Mayor of Mexico City (2018–2023)**, where she prioritized sustainability (e.g., solar energy, expanded public transit).   --- ### **Election Details (June 2, 2024)**   - **Historic Win**: Secured **~58-60% of votes**, the largest margin in Mexico’s democratic history.   - **Opponents**: Defeated XÃŗchitl GÃĄlvez (conservative PAN-PRI-PRD coalition) and Jorge Álvarez MÃĄynez (centrist Movimiento Ciudadano).   - **Significance**: First woman president in Mexico’s 200+ years of independence, and the first J...
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 U.S. Begins Revoking Visas for Chinese Students Over National Security Concerns May 28, 2025 | Washington, D.C. — The United States government has announced a new policy aimed at revoking the student visas of certain Chinese nationals studying in the country, citing national security concerns and rising geopolitical tensions with China. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that the U.S. will “aggressively revoke” the visas of Chinese students, particularly those with ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) or those involved in research related to sensitive and strategic technologies. This move is part of a broader strategy to prevent intellectual property theft and reduce China's access to advanced U.S. research and innovation. Targeted Fields and Institutions The policy primarily affects students and scholars working in advanced scientific and technological fields, including: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Semiconductors Aerospace engineering Quantum computing Military-adjace...
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