Early Christmas Rush Hits US Ports as Retailers Beat Tariff Uncertainty
US ports are seeing an early Christmas rush as retailers advance shipments amid on-again off-again U.S. tariffs.
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US ports are seeing an early Christmas rush as retailers advance shipments amid on-again off-again U.S. tariffs.
Mexico races into the electric era with Olinia, its first homegrown EV brand, uniting scientists and engineers to bring affordable electric vehicles to Mexican roads.
Thousands of flights at U.S. airports are delayed as air traffic controllers work without pay amid the government shutdown. Get the scoop on what’s happening in the skies.
IMF finds the global economy faring better than expected under U.S.-led tariffs, but warns that uncertainty is now the “new normal,” threatening open trade.
A 7.4-magnitude quake hit Mindanao at 50km depth, sparking tsunami warnings for the Philippines’ Pacific coast and Indonesia’s Sulawesi and Papua regions.
Peruvian lawmakers convene at a 9 p.m. plenary session to debate motions aiming to impeach President Dina Boluarte, marking a pivotal moment in Peru’s political scene.
Israel and Hamas have approved a Gaza ceasefire, paving the way for a hostage exchange within 72h and daily aid convoys of 400 trucks.
Russia will pay compensation after an Azerbaijani jet crash near Aktau in December, Putin says, as black box data and missile fragments point to air-defense mishaps.
China’s Cai Qi joined a reception at the DPRK Embassy in Beijing to celebrate the WPK’s 80th anniversary, underlining support for the DPRK’s socialist path and strengthening China-DPRK ties.
Israel approves Gaza ceasefire deal for hostage release, offering a hopeful pause in the conflict.