Putin Backs U.S. Ceasefire Proposal ‘In Principle’ but Seeks Key Conditions
President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia supports a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine “in principle,” but emphasized that any truce must address the root causes of the conflict and that crucial details still need to be resolved. Putin’s remarks signal a possible…
Made in America’ Push Spurs U.S. Clothing Production, but Challenges Remain
President Donald Trump’s ‘Made in America’ initiative is encouraging some U.S. clothing retailers to expand domestic production of items ranging from T-shirts to suits. However, industry experts warn that limited manufacturing capacity and higher costs make a large-scale shift to U.S.-based production unlikely. While…
Ontario Premier Doug Ford Meets U.S. Commerce Secretary Amid Trade War Tensions
Ontario Premier Doug Ford held talks with U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick as tensions rise over an escalating trade war sparked by President Donald Trump’s tariff threats on Canadian imports. The meeting comes as Canada pushes for relief from U.S. trade restrictions, which…
Ayo Edebiri on ‘Opus’: A Deep Dive into Fan Culture and Parasocial Relationships
Emmy-winning actress Ayo Edebiri takes the lead in the upcoming film ‘Opus’, playing a young journalist navigating the complex world of fame and obsession. Edebiri says the movie raises relevant questions about fan culture and parasocial relationships, exploring the fine line between admiration and…
U.S. Bird Populations Declining Rapidly, 112 Species at ‘Tipping Point’
A new report warns that U.S. bird populations are facing alarming declines, with 112 species identified as having reached a “tipping point” due to factors like habitat loss and climate change. Among them, 42 species are in critical danger, with steep population declines and…
U.S. Judge Orders Reinstatement of Federal Workers Fired in Trump’s Workforce Purge
A California federal judge has ruled that six U.S. agencies must reinstate thousands of recently hired employees who were dismissed as part of President Donald Trump’s federal workforce purge. The decision marks a legal setback for Trump’s efforts to reshape the government by removing…
U.S. Businesses Warn Trump’s 200% Tariff on European Alcohol Could Hit Hard
U.S. importers, distributors, and retailers of French champagne and Italian wines have raised concerns over President Donald Trump’s proposed 200% tariff on European alcoholic beverages. Industry insiders told Reuters that the move would severely impact businesses, leading to higher prices for consumers, reduced sales,…
Tesla Warns of Retaliatory Tariffs Amid Trump’s Trade Policies
U.S. automaker Tesla has warned that it—along with other major American exporters—faces the risk of retaliatory tariffs in response to President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies. The company cautioned that escalating trade tensions could hurt its global sales and supply chains, particularly in key…
Families Seek Answers After Mass Grave Discovery in Western Mexico
Families of missing Mexicans are searching for answers after authorities uncovered piles of clothes, shoes, and skeletal remains at a ranch in western Mexico. The site is suspected to have been used as a base for burning bodies and burying remains, raising fears that…
U.S. Treasury Confirms Expiry of Russia Energy Transaction License
The U.S. Treasury announced on Thursday that a key license permitting the wind-down of energy transactions with Russian financial institutions has expired as scheduled this week. The move comes under the strict sanctions imposed in the final days of Joe Biden’s presidency, further tightening…