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Trump's Tariffs Would Cut US Deficits by $2.8T over 10 Years and Shrink the Economy, CBO Says

US Economy · United States

Trump's Tariffs Would Cut US Deficits by $2.8T over 10 Years and Shrink the Economy, CBO Says

44% Center coverage: 108 sources

US trade deficit sharply narrows in April as Trump tariffs take hold

US Economy · United States

US trade deficit sharply narrows in April as Trump tariffs take hold

36% Center coverage: 49 sources

The world's biggest economy logged a trade gap of $61.6 billion in the same month that Trump unveiled 10 percent levies on almost all trading partners. This was down by 55.5 percent from March, said the Commerce Department. See the Story

Amazon's Building Humanoid Robots to Speed Deliveries to You

Amazon's Building Humanoid Robots to Speed Deliveries to You

37% Center coverage: 22 sources

Amazon is reportedly testing package-delivery bots in one of its facilities. Will they talk to your Ring doorbell?See the Story

Walmart Plans to Expand Drone Delivery Services to Orlando

56% Center coverage: 16 sources

Walmart says the drones can deliver a variety of items, including fresh fruit, eggs, ice cream and pet foodSanta Claus · United States See the Story

China Tells US Envoy Washington Must Get Ties Back on 'Right Track'

47% Right coverage: 15 sources

The U.S. should create the necessary conditions for bilateral relations to get back onto "the right track," China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi told the U.S. ambassador to Beijing on Tuesday, according to a ministry statement. China Politics · United States See the Story

Shuffle Board: Better Cotton Names Nonprofit Exec Nick Weatherill CEO

Nick Weatherill succeeds Alan McClay as chief executive officer of Better Cotton.Read Article

Refiberd Wins Trailblazer 2025 With AI-Powered Textile Recycling

Announced at the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen, Refiberd won financial and operational support to scale its AI-powered textile technology.Denmark · Denmark Read Article

This is How Brands Can Ride the Wave to Help the Oceans

World Oceans Day, celebrated annually on June 8, aims to raise awareness about the ocean’s health and the challenges it faces.Health Read Article

The RAW Edition by US Denim Mills Brings Nature’s Unfiltered Spirit to Life

The RAW Edition embraces simplicity and draws inspiration from nature, capturing the raw beauty of denim in its purest form.United States · United States Read Article

Consumers cut back as tariffs and rising prices reshape summer spending habits

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

If your money isnt stretching as far this summer, youre not alone. A new survey from RetailMeNot shows more than 90% of shoppers are cutting back, many citing rising prices tied to tariffs as the reason.The nationwide shift in consumer behavior is leading to noticeable changes in how people shop, eat and plan their summer.Dining out is one of the first expenses getting trimmed. According to the survey, half of shoppers say theyre eating out less…Millennials · United States See the Story

Panama Canal Sees Post-Drought Spike in Container Shipping Transits

In the first five months of 2025, crossings via the canal jumped 10 percent annually as geopolitical tensions continue to surround the trade artery.Panama · Panama Read Article

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