Here’s what costs more in US after Trump’s tariffs: coffee, cars—and possibly a $2,300 iPhone
Some of Apple’s iPhones may cost thousands of dollars, analysts say.
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Trump imposes tariffs on uninhabited Heard and McDonald Islands—‘remotest places on earth’
The islands are located in an exceptionally stormy and remote region north of Antarctica.
Here are all the tariffs Trump announced on ‘liberation day’
Reciprocal tariffs the U.S. is imposing on other countries will range from a flat 10% rate to 50%, President Donald Trump announced.
Signal chat leak: Trump baselessly suggests app ‘defective’ (Live updates)
Political fallout is mounting as some Republicans are breaking with the White House on the severity of the leak.
Is signal safe? Cybersecurity expert weighs in on app Trump team used in group chat with journalist
Melissa O’Leary, CSO at Fortalice Solutions, discussed cybersecurity concerns after security leaders inadvertently added a journalist to a Signal group chat.
Canada’s Prime Minister calls election in April—saying Trump ‘wants to break us’
Trump “wants to break us so America will own us,” Carney said. “We will not let that happen.”
‘And splashdown’: NASA astronauts return safely to Earth after delayed International Space Station mission
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were scheduled to return home last year before issues with Boeing’s spacecraft extended their stay.
SpaceX delays manned flight to relieve astronauts stranded on International Space Station
The two astronauts have been on at the International Space Station since last June after the ship they arrived in experienced helium leaks and thruster issues, requiring a new ship for the ride back to Earth.
Trump tariff backlash: Canada, EU retaliate over tariffs (updates)
Both the European Commission and Canada have called the tariffs enacted by President Donald Trump “unjustified.”
Trump rules out tariff exemption for Australia
Australia will not receive an exemption from the latest round of US tariffs on steel and aluminium, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed