Trump's administration said they want tariffs to boost US manufacturing, and most Americans want more factory jobs here. But ...

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“American Pickers” stars Mike Wolf and Danielle Colby have marked the end of one of their “extracurricular” ventures. On April 18, Wolf posted to his Instagram, revealing that the ...

Ibrahim Ali Khan, son of Saif Ali Khan, has revealed that he is trying to look like Hollywood icon Johnny Depp. Interestingly, Johnny Depp is widely regarded as one of the most handsome actors in ...

Twelve US states have sued the Trump administration, challenging its tariff policy in the U.S. Court of International Trade, New York. They argue the tariffs are unconstitutional, exceeding ...

They are lines in the payroll ledger of a Cambodian baby clothing factory, invisible lives near ... a week producing clothing for Nike and other American brands, sometimes forced to work seven ...

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April 2025 is slowly starting to wind down. But, before it makes way for May, there are a number of great looking new movies and shows you'll want to watch over this month's final weekend.

For decades, American politicians have promised to revive manufacturing, especially factory jobs. This is viewed as a way to rebuild the middle class and restore national pride. Donald Trump has ...

And we’ve had a real calling into question the American role when it comes to global security.” Griffin urged President Trump, as well as his treasury secretary Scott Bessent and commerce ...

American Airlines created the first airline frequent flier program in 1981. WSJ breaks down how AAdvantage and similar loyalty programs became something airlines depend on for revenue. Photo: Gene J.