US President Donald Trump plans to implement tariffs on imported vehicles around April 2, continuing his strategy of using tariffs to address trade issues. This follows his recent confirmation of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. Trump's actions have targeted various sectors, prompting retaliation from China and potential reciprocal tariffs affecting all US trading partners.
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Mauricio Funes, former President of El Salvador (2009-2014), died at 65 in Nicaragua, where he had sought refuge to avoid corruption charges. Funes faced multiple convictions related to corruption and gang deals but never served prison time. He denied the charges, calling them political persecution. His death leaves a complex and controversial legacy.
The theory that Elon Musk operates under the alias Adrian Dittmann has sparked widespread intrigue. Supporters point to vocal similarities, aligned views, and Musk's history of burner accounts, while skeptics highlight distinct writing styles, public denials, and the absence of concrete evidence. Reddit discussions reflect the divide, with some seeing the similarities as undeniable and others dismissing the theory as another internet conspiracy. This speculation underscores the allure of social... Expand
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