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Dollar Under Pressure as U.S. Economic Worries Mount and Fed Faces Critical Shakeup

The U.S. dollar’s been on the ropes this week. Weak job numbers, messy politics, and an uncertain future for the Fed have traders on edge. It’s not just about stats anymore—it’s about

August 6, 2025

Business News·US News

Maxwell Fights to Block Release of Epstein Grand Jury Records

On August 5, 2025, Ghislaine Maxwell filed a motion to stop the Justice Department from unsealing grand jury testimony tied to Jeffrey Epstein. Her lawyers say releasing the records now is a

August 5, 2025

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Trump: “His Economy Stinks”—Oil Crash Could Force Russia to End War

On August 5, 2025, President Trump didn’t hold back: if oil drops $10 more per barrel, Putin may have to pull out of Ukraine. “His economy stinks,” Trump said. With an August

August 5, 2025

Politics News

Young Tech Workers Are Losing Jobs Fast: AI Might Kill Entry-Level Roles by 2027

As of August 5, 2025, it’s clear: AI is already wiping out tech jobs—especially for people just starting out. Goldman Sachs says the layoffs are picking up speed. This might only be

August 5, 2025

Tech·Latest News·US News

Canada Drops First Aid Into Gaza as Tensions Rise With Israel

Aid From the SkyCanada’s military dropped aid into Gaza today—its first direct delivery in the middle of a war zone. A Royal Canadian Air Force plane released over 21,000 pounds of food

August 4, 2025

Geopolitic·Politics News

Hamas Sets Conditions for Hostage Aid: Stop Airstrikes, Open Corridors

Hamas says it’s willing to let food and medicine reach hostages in Gaza—but only if Israel stops airstrikes during aid deliveries and opens permanent routes for humanitarian supplies. The statement comes as

August 3, 2025

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South Korea’s Industry Minister: 15% U.S. Tariff Still Hurts Exporters

South Korea’s industry minister has made it clear that while Seoul’s recent negotiations with Washington softened the blow of U.S. trade measures, exporters are far from safe. The United States had been

August 3, 2025

Business News·Latest News

Boeing Defense Workers Strike After Rejecting Contract Offer

Workers Walk Off at Boeing Defense PlantsOver 3,200 Boeing defense workers walked off the job after rejecting a new contract. It’s a rare strike at the company’s military jet plants. The machinists,

August 3, 2025

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Germany’s Military Wakes Up: Recruits Rise as NATO Pressure Builds

After years of playing it safe on defense, Germany’s military is finally changing—both in size and in mindset. Between January and July 2025, the German armed forces saw a 28% jump in

July 31, 2025

Geopolitic·Latest News

Zelenskyy’s Urgent Call: Crush Russia’s Economy Now to End the War by 2025

On July 26, 2025, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his sharpest ask yet: crank up the pressure on Russia—hard—and end the war this year. In a televised speech, he told the world

July 31, 2025

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Dollar Under Pressure as U.S. Economic Worries Mount and Fed Faces Critical Shakeup

Maxwell Fights to Block Release of Epstein Grand Jury Records

Trump: “His Economy Stinks”—Oil Crash Could Force Russia to End War

Young Tech Workers Are Losing Jobs Fast: AI Might Kill Entry-Level Roles by 2027

Canada Drops First Aid Into Gaza as Tensions Rise With Israel

Hamas Sets Conditions for Hostage Aid: Stop Airstrikes, Open Corridors

South Korea’s Industry Minister: 15% U.S. Tariff Still Hurts Exporters

Boeing Defense Workers Strike After Rejecting Contract Offer

Germany’s Military Wakes Up: Recruits Rise as NATO Pressure Builds

Zelenskyy’s Urgent Call: Crush Russia’s Economy Now to End the War by 2025

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