Category: U.S.
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How Tariffs Will Affect Car-Buying
As tariffs on imported vehicles loom, consumers face potential price hikes and limited choices in the car market. Analysts warn that increased costs could dampen sales, reshaping how Americans approach car-buying in the coming year.
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Former Google CEO Tells Congress That 99 Percent of All Electricity Will Be Used to Power Superintelligent AI
In a striking testimony before Congress, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warned that nearly 99 percent of the world’s electricity could be consumed by superintelligent AI. This alarming prediction highlights the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions as AI technology advances.
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What to know about dangerous ‘black tumor’ cancer that’s spread to Teddi Mellencamp’s lungs and brain
Teddi Mellencamp’s recent diagnosis has raised concerns as she battles a dangerous form of cancer, commonly referred to as “black tumor.” This aggressive cancer has spread to her lungs and brain, highlighting the risks associated with late-stage detection.
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Smoke billows from Lincoln Tunnel ventilation shafts in Manhattan
Smoke was spotted billowing from ventilation shafts of the Lincoln Tunnel in Manhattan, prompting immediate concern among commuters. Authorities quickly responded to assess the situation and ensure public safety, causing temporary delays in traffic.
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Stock market today: S&P 500, Nasdaq plunge, Dow drops 1,400 points as Trump’s tariffs shock markets
In a dramatic market shift, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq plummeted, leading the Dow to a staggering decline of 1,400 points. Analysts attribute the turmoil to President Trump’s unexpected tariffs, sparking fears of a trade war and economic instability.
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Man arrested in brutal assault of bride-to-be on bachelorette outing in Dallas
A man has been arrested in connection with the brutal assault of a bride-to-be during her bachelorette outing in Dallas. The incident, which left the victim with serious injuries, has shocked the community and raised concerns over safety during celebrations.
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Authorities make shocking discovery at the home of a notorious ‘pirate king’: ‘Incredible’
Authorities made a startling discovery at the residence of a notorious ‘pirate king,’ uncovering an extensive cache of stolen goods and evidence linking him to a vast smuggling network. The shocking find raises new questions about his criminal empire.
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‘I charge billionaires $750,000 to get their children into Ivy League schools’
A controversial figure claims to charge billionaires $750,000 to secure their children’s admission into elite Ivy League schools. This revelation raises ethical questions about privilege and access to higher education in the United States.
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Lily Stewart, College Student Who Went Viral for Smiling Mugshot, Arrested Again
Lily Stewart, the college student who gained fame for her smiling mugshot, has been arrested again. This latest incident raises questions about her journey since going viral. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
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Another Slapdown for Trump as Education Dept. Is Saved
In a significant legal setback for former President Trump, a federal court upheld a ruling safeguarding the Education Department’s policies, reinforcing its commitment to equitable access. This decision marks another blow to Trump’s attempts to reshape education policy.