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BusinessFederal Reserve Bank of New York: Consumers and Businesses Bore Nearly 90% of 2025 Tariff Costs
A new Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis finds that nearly 90% of the economic burden from 2025 tariffs was paid by U.S. consumers and businesses, challenging claims that foreign exporters absorbed most costs.
Lifestyle
From "Glam" to "Geniuses": Pop Culture Embraces the Intellectual
TravelKansas City International Airport Evacuated After Bomb Threat Investigation
Parts of Kansas City International Airport were evacuated after a reported device threat. Authorities later confirmed the situation was a false alarm.
Law
Judge Questions US Block on Maduro Legal Funds
FinanceOil Prices Surge After US Moves to Block Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices surge past $100 as the US announces a Strait of Hormuz blockade following failed Iran talks, raising fears of global energy disruption.
InvestigationNancy Mace Faces Ethics Probe Over Congressional Housing Expense Claims
The House Ethics Committee is investigating Rep. Nancy Mace over claims she overcharged a congressional housing reimbursement program, allegations she strongly denies.
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