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Tariffs · United States

American Consumers Are Getting Rattled by Trump’s Tariff Chaos

42% Right coverage: 50 sources

Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement set off the most volatile stretch of his second term, with financial markets descending into chaos, China unleashing retaliatory measures and the US president pausing some levies only hours after they took effect. See the Story

Why do we gift eggs at Easter? Easter egg history, first chocolate egg and what they represent

Coverage: 2 sources

It’s a tradition that dates back hundred of years.See the Story

Astronauts · China

The 16th century Chinese ‘astronaut’ with a dedicated crater on the moon

Coverage: 2 sources

The Space Race might have begun in the middle of the 20th century, but that doesn’t mean humans never thought about the moon – or how to get there. Unfortunately, scientists understood so little about the space outside the Earth, other planets, or even flying heavier-than-air airplanes that clouds were out of reach, let alone the moon. As rocket scientist and astronautics pioneer Konstantin Tsiolkovsky once said, “Earth is the cradle of mankind…See the Story

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