Saturday, July 26, 2025

Tag: Policy

Army’s New Shaving Rule Could Push Out Thousands of Black Soldiers

The U.S. Army's new shaving policy may disproportionately impact Black soldiers with shaving difficulties, raising concerns over its fairness.

Trump Pushes New 15–20% Tariffs on U.S. Trading Partners

Trump plans to impose 15%-20% tariffs on many trading partners, including a 35% tariff on Canada starting August 1.

U.S. to Hit 90 Countries With Tariffs—Unless They Make a Deal Fast

The U.S. plans to notify trading partners of tariff rates as Trump favors simpler deals over complex negotiations.

Trump Rules Out Tariff Extension, Warns Japan Could Face 35% Rates

Trump announces no extension on tariff suspension, warns Japan tariffs could rise to 30-35% amid uncertain trade negotiations.

No More Deals: U.S. Threatens to Cut Off Nations Buying Iranian Oil

Trump imposes new sanctions on Iran's oil sector, warning buyers of severe penalties, causing a spike in global oil prices.

That $12 Swimsuit? It’s $31 Now—Thanks, Tariffs

Chinese retailers Temu and Shein raise prices significantly due to new U.S. tariffs, impacting various product categories dramatically.

Trump Confirms Tariffs Will Begin Monday, Dismissing Delay Rumors

Trump confirmed that tariffs will be imposed as scheduled, emphasizing ongoing negotiations with many countries despite permanent tariffs.

Trump Hints at Car and Pharma Tariffs — But Keeps April 2 Plans Vague

Trump indicates tariffs on cars and pharmaceuticals are imminent but may be delayed; April 2 remains a key date for trade announcements.

Reciprocal Tariffs Are Coming — But No One Knows How They’ll Work

Trump's reciprocal tariffs set for April 2 face complications, with inconsistent approaches and challenges in quantifying rates.

Goldman Sachs Revises U.S. GDP Forecast Down to 1.7% as Tariff Effects Take Hold

Goldman Sachs lowers U.S. GDP growth forecast to 1.7% due to Trump's tariffs, predicting higher inflation and reduced consumer spending.

Steel and Aluminum Tariffs: Trump Administration’s First Strike on South Korean Imports

The Trump administration imposes a 25% tariff on South Korean steel and aluminum, impacting U.S. exports and trade relations.

Carney’s Strong Stance: No U.S. Respect, No End to Retaliatory Tariffs

Mark Carney becomes Canada's Prime Minister, vows to uphold tariffs against the U.S. until respect for Canada is shown.