Why New Tariffs Are Hiking Outdoor Adventure Costs
New U.S. tariffs are driving up outdoor gear and adventure costs. Here’s why the $1.2T recreation industry—and your next trip—could feel the pinch.
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China Pushes Back Against US Tariff Hike on Semiconductors
The Chinese mainland rejects new United States Section 301 semiconductor tariffs as WTO breaches, calling for dialogue and warning it will defend its interests.
US Summer Growth Strong but Inflation Keeps Rising
New data on Dec 23, 2025 show strong US summer growth under Trump but stubborn inflation continues to rise, challenging claims of falling living costs.
China Pushes Back on Mexico’s Planned Tariff Hikes 🚫
China warns Mexico against unilateral tariff hikes set for Jan 1, 2026, vowing to monitor impacts and urging dialogue to maintain healthy bilateral trade.
China-U.S. Ties Hit Turbulence in 2025
From a pre-inaugural call to tit-for-tat tariffs, China-U.S. ties in 2025 have shifted from hopeful to tense. What’s at stake in this new trade clash?
Pasta Panic: US Tariff Threats Stir Up Italy’s Beloved Staple
US mulls 107% tariff on Italian pasta, risking price hikes and threatening producers like Rustichella d’Abruzzo.
Ex-Commerce Secretary Slams Trump Tariffs as ‘Disastrous’
Former U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo criticized Donald Trump’s tariff policy as ‘disastrous,’ warning that alienating allies could leave the U.S. increasingly vulnerable.
Krugman: US Lost Trade War with China
Nobel laureate Paul Krugman tells MSNBC the U.S. has lost the trade war with China, risking its global reputation and technological edge for political gains.
China & U.S. Forge Fresh Steps to Ease Trade Tensions
China and the U.S. reached consensus in Kuala Lumpur talks on tariffs, export controls, fentanyl and agriculture to ease trade tensions.
Mexico, U.S. Agree to Extend Tariff Deadline
Mexico and the U.S. have agreed to postpone a planned Nov. 1 tariff hike, giving negotiators more time to sort out trade and non-tariff issues.