

Trump’s Tariff Plan Faces Reality Check: Economists Say Revenue Projections Are Overestimated
Economists question White House projections of $ 600 in yearly tariff earnings, which they claim are unrealistic because of potential economic downturn, as well as policy hazards. Multiple economists have rebuked Trump Administration estimates of significant tariff revenue because they believe the figures appear unrealistically desirable. Donald Trump unleashed global economic arguments after pledging to…

U.S. Reaffirms Support for Taiwan as China’s Military Drills Intensify
The U.S. reaffirms support for Taiwan while China conducts significant sea-based military training around the island to prevent worsening cross-strait tensions. Chinese aggressive behavior makes experts believe that relations will worsen, potentially leading to military conflict. U.S. Stands Firm with Taiwan as China’s Military Drills Raise Tensions The Taiwan Strait maintains a position as a…

North America Is “Dripping” from Below, and Scientists Just Found Out Why
It might sound like science fiction, but geologists have discovered that the bottom of the North American continent is slowly dripping away, like blobs of rock melting and sinking deep into the Earth. What’s Happening Under Our Feet? Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin made the surprising discovery using new seismic imaging technology. They found…

Studies Found That Mammals Were Already Moving to the Ground Before the Dinosaurs Died Out
A new study has revealed something surprising about ancient mammals. The ancient mammals were already starting to live on the ground millions of years before the asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs. A Lifestyle Shift Before the Big Impact Researchers from the University of Bristol studied tiny fossilized bone fragments from ancient mammals in Western North America. These fossils…

Why Are International Students Suddenly Losing Their U.S. Visas?
Travel Ban Delayed, But Not Forgotten In a move that has caught many off guard, the Trump administration has decided to indefinitely delay its proposed travel ban. The ban, which had stirred concerns among immigrant communities and civil rights groups, was expected to target travelers from several countries. However, instead of rolling it out, the…

Crater Lake’s Iconic Trail Is Closing—But the Views Aren’t Going Anywhere
One of America’s Favorite Lake Adventures Hits Pause If you’ve ever dreamed of dipping your toes into the famously deep-blue waters of Crater Lake, you might want to act fast. Starting at the end of summer 2025, the popular Cleetwood Cove Trail, the only trail that takes you directly down to the lake, will close…

NFL Ditches Chains for High-Tech Cameras to Measure First Downs
The NFL advances through technological innovation by substituting traditional chain gangs for Hawk-Eye technology, which will mark first downs through 8K cameras during the 2025 season. The End of an Era: NFL Replaces Chain Gang with High-Tech Cameras Throughout a century of football matches, viewers have observed referees using a chain gang to stretch linked…

Elly De La Cruz Dominates with ‘Torpedo’ Bat in Reds’ Blowout Win
During Cincinnati Reds’ Elly De La Cruz’s exceptional game with the highly anticipated “torpedo” bat against the Rangers, she scored two home runs and two RBIs, resulting in a 14-3 victory. Any bat that defies convention has already sparked waves of mystery throughout the MLB. Elly De La Cruz’s Torpedo Bat Debut Sparks Reds’ Offensive…

OpenAI’s Ghibli-Style AI Tool Raises Concerns in Hollywood
What started as a fun new tool quickly became one of the most talked-about tech stories of the year. On March 25, OpenAI released a feature that lets people turn their regular photos into beautiful images that look like scenes from Studio Ghibli movies, like Spirited Away or My Neighbor Totoro. The results were good. Within hours, social media…

David Fincher May Direct Brad Pitt in a Netflix Follow-Up to “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”
What initially seemed like an April Fool’s joke could soon be a big-screen spectacle. Brad Pitt is reportedly in negotiations to return as Cliff Booth in a new film written by Quentin Tarantino and directed by David Fincher, which is in place at Netflix. Cliff Booth’s Story Might Not Be Over The film, first reported by The Playlist, is described as an extension…