
Trump slaps 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, citing unfair auto, alcohol, dairy rules
The 50% jump moves fast, and it immediately raises costs, leverage, and negotiating stakes for companies trading across the border.

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The 50% jump moves fast, and it immediately raises costs, leverage, and negotiating stakes for companies trading across the border.

Nvidia disclosed a 9.3% stake in Nebius after a March $2 billion commitment, moving the stock fast.

Nandy stays as secretary of state for culture, media and sport while Kanishka Narayan is appointed the UK’s first AI minister.

A new robotics startup wants to speed up one of the messiest parts of the clean energy buildout, starting now.

The Beatles legends turned a daily bus stop into a live moment, and the city tour instantly got a myth-level glow-up.

Case Jernigan and Todd Anderson’s autobiographical game uses stop-motion to make the “dread” of chronic illness playable.

A rare public health quarantine becomes a stress test for people, families, and the systems meant to protect them.

A Sony Spider-Man Universe that looked finished quietly reboots through Eddie Brock, with LEGO signaling a new merchandising lane.

ProPublica found it is hard to trace blueberries to specific farms, even when abuses exist and reforms remain limited.

A new mouse study links a thymus-made hormone to lower age-related inflammation, raising big questions for human longevity biology.

A newcomer backed by Trump faces a crowded GOP field, eligibility questions, and a test of whether MAGA dominance is fading.

The Rolling Stones frontman argues festivals and tours need different crowd instincts, with one goal: two hours away from the world.