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$5 Billion Fallout Expected as U.S. Dockworkers Launch Historic Port StrikeDockworkers' strike threatens U.S. ports, significantly risking $5 billion economic fallout and disrupting global supply chains.
North Korea Stands by Russia: Kim Yo Jong Slams Zelenskyy’s “War Crimes” AccusationKim Yo Jong denounced Zelenskyy's claims of North Korea's complicity in war crimes, labeling them a reckless political provocation.
US Job Market Shows Signs of Recovery with Lower New Jobless ClaimsOn Thursday, the U.S. Department of Labor reported that new unemployment claims totaled 218,000 from September 15 to 21.
Russia Partners with China to Build 1.4 Million Advanced Attack DronesRussia is partnering with China to develop attack drones and establish a drone manufacturing facility in China.
TikTok Takes Over: 17% of Americans Now Get Their News from the App!TikTok has become a regular news source for 17% of Americans, especially among younger adults, despite security concerns.
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ROK-U.S. Alliance on High Alert: South Korea Reacts to North Korean Missile TestsThe South Korean government vows to counter North Korea's provocations, including missile launches and balloons, with strong defenses.
Railgun Revolution: Why the U.S. Navy's Abandoned Dream Could Be China’s Next Big Thing!China's railgun fires projectiles at Mach 7 speeds, capable of hitting targets 124 miles away, revolutionizing future warfare.
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House Passes Bill Blocking Tax Credits for Chinese-Backed EVs: Big Win for U.S. Auto Industry?On Thursday, U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 7980, the End Chinese Dominance of Electric Vehicles in America Act of 2024.
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Trump vs. Harris Debate Sparks Market Shifts: Experts Warn of Volatility!Following the presidential debate, experts suggest focusing on market volatility over political shifts, with eco-friendly sectors rebounding.
U.S. Inflation Hits 3.5-Year Low: What Does This Mean for Your Wallet?U.S. CPI dropped to 2.5%, the lowest in three and a half years, with core inflation surpassing expectations.
North Korean Hackers Eye $52 Billion Bitcoin ETF: Cybersecurity Alert IssuedNorth Korean hackers may target the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF, holding $52.1 billion in Bitcoin, raising cybersecurity concerns.
Trump's Ex-Security Chief Calls for Tougher Protection of U.S. Companies!Robert O'Brien highlighted the need for the U.S. to shield American companies from stringent regulations imposed by Korea and Japan.
U.S. Online Grocery Prices Plummet 4.4%—Biggest Drop Since 2014U.S. online grocery prices have fallen 4.4% in a year, the largest drop since 2014, indicating a significant trend.
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Trump and Harris Clash Over Economy and Inflation—Who Came Out on Top?In their first debate, Trump and Harris sparred over economic policies and tariffs, intensifying the presidential race.
40% of US Cancer Cases Linked to Lifestyle Choices—What You Need to Know A report reveals 40% of U.S. cancers are linked to modifiable risk factors, with alcohol identified as a significant contributor.
$5 Billion Fallout Expected as U.S. Dockworkers Launch Historic Port Strike Dockworkers' strike threatens U.S. ports, significantly risking $5 billion economic fallout and disrupting global supply chains.
North Korea Stands by Russia: Kim Yo Jong Slams Zelenskyy’s “War Crimes” Accusation Kim Yo Jong denounced Zelenskyy's claims of North Korea's complicity in war crimes, labeling them a reckless political provocation.
US Job Market Shows Signs of Recovery with Lower New Jobless Claims On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Labor reported that new unemployment claims totaled 218,000 from September 15 to 21.
Russia Partners with China to Build 1.4 Million Advanced Attack Drones Russia is partnering with China to develop attack drones and establish a drone manufacturing facility in China.
TikTok Takes Over: 17% of Americans Now Get Their News from the App! TikTok has become a regular news source for 17% of Americans, especially among younger adults, despite security concerns.
How North Korea’s Actions Target the Upcoming U.S. Elections: Missiles, Balloons, and Bold Displays North Korea has been on the offensive this week, launching a high-capacity missile and showcasing a facility for producing HEU.
Is the U.S. Ignoring Warning Signs? Concerns Rise Over Israeli Actions in Lebanon In the wake of explosions targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon, liberal nations are hesitating to take a definitive stance on the matter.
ROK-U.S. Alliance on High Alert: South Korea Reacts to North Korean Missile Tests The South Korean government vows to counter North Korea's provocations, including missile launches and balloons, with strong defenses.
Railgun Revolution: Why the U.S. Navy's Abandoned Dream Could Be China’s Next Big Thing! China's railgun fires projectiles at Mach 7 speeds, capable of hitting targets 124 miles away, revolutionizing future warfare.
Apache AH-64E vs. Enemy Tanks: See How This Helicopter’s Firepower Makes the Difference! Vital Role of Helicopters in Modern Warfare The Air Force operates a diverse fleet that includes fighter jets, transport planes, and helicopters. Unlike fixed-wing aircraft that generate lift through their wings, helicopters rely on rotating rotor blades to ascend and maneuver. This distinction makes helicopters a crucial asset for the Army, serving in both attack […]
House Passes Bill Blocking Tax Credits for Chinese-Backed EVs: Big Win for U.S. Auto Industry? On Thursday, U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 7980, the End Chinese Dominance of Electric Vehicles in America Act of 2024.
Inside Kim Jong Un's Nuclear Secrets: Latest Photos of North Korea's Uranium Facility Korean Central News Agency reported on Friday that Kim had visited the control room of the uranium enrichment facility the day before.
Trump vs. Harris Debate Sparks Market Shifts: Experts Warn of Volatility! Following the presidential debate, experts suggest focusing on market volatility over political shifts, with eco-friendly sectors rebounding.
U.S. Inflation Hits 3.5-Year Low: What Does This Mean for Your Wallet? U.S. CPI dropped to 2.5%, the lowest in three and a half years, with core inflation surpassing expectations.
North Korean Hackers Eye $52 Billion Bitcoin ETF: Cybersecurity Alert Issued North Korean hackers may target the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF, holding $52.1 billion in Bitcoin, raising cybersecurity concerns.
Trump's Ex-Security Chief Calls for Tougher Protection of U.S. Companies! Robert O'Brien highlighted the need for the U.S. to shield American companies from stringent regulations imposed by Korea and Japan.
U.S. Online Grocery Prices Plummet 4.4%—Biggest Drop Since 2014 U.S. online grocery prices have fallen 4.4% in a year, the largest drop since 2014, indicating a significant trend.
No SIM Tray in the U.S.? Apple’s iPhone 16 Keeps It Old-School for International Users Apple's iPhone 16 series retains a nano SIM card tray in select countries, unlike the U.S., which uses only eSIM.
Trump and Harris Clash Over Economy and Inflation—Who Came Out on Top? In their first debate, Trump and Harris sparred over economic policies and tariffs, intensifying the presidential race.
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