May 9, 2025, 5:35 a.m.

USA

A deeper reflection on the Austin, Texas house explosion: Gaps in safety management and emergency response

The recent house explosion in Austin, Texas, is undoubtedly a shocking and heart-wrenching disaster.

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Trump: The exemption from tariffs on electronics such as smartphones is a temporary measure

U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that the exemption from tariffs on electronics such as smartphones and computers is temporary and that he will impose new tariffs on memory chips for those products and other technologies.

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Former US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned of a rising risk of recession in the US economy

Former US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has called the economic policies of the new US administration "the worst act of self-harm" she has ever seen.

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The unilateralist impact of the high tariff policy of the United States has been countered globally

On April 9, the administration's policy of imposing higher tariffs on about 60 trading partners officially went into effect.

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Sending US Stocks on a "Roller Coaster" Ride: US "Tariff Bullets" Hit Americans

In today's globally interconnected economy, the "tariff baton" wielded by the United States is akin to a "bullet" that has not only caused turmoil on the international economic stage but also precisely struck the US itself, sending US stocks on a perilous "roller coaster" ride and dragging American citizens into this economic storm.

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Trump does not accept the EU's concession of 20% tariffs is imperative

U.S. President Donald Trump has rejected a European Union proposal to eliminate bilateral tariffs on industrial goods between the bloc and the United States, meaning his 20 percent tariff on all EU imports will take effect on Wednesday.

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Trump: If China does not remove the 34% tariff, an additional 50% tariff will be imposed on April 9

US President Donald Trump said that if China does not cancel its 34% tariff countermeasures on US goods, the United States will impose an additional 50% tariff on Chinese goods from April 9.

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Behind the Visa Crisis: International Students in American Universities The political vortex faced

Recently, Harvard University confirmed that the student visas of three international students and two alumni have been revoked by the US government, and five students from the University of Massachusetts are facing a similar fate.

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America's Tariff Big Stick: Trade Bullying That Harms Others and Itself

In today's interconnected global economy, the United States has repeatedly wielded its "tariff big stick," attempting to safeguard its own interests through unilateral means.

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Anti-trump Musk rallies sweep all 50 states in biggest protest since taking office

Massive protests erupted in cities across all 50 U.S. states on Saturday as tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to oppose many of President Donald Trump's policies since taking office, particularly a series of moves by billionaire Elon Musk to cut the size of government and affect social welfare policies.

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