US Tariff Hike Backfires, Driving Up Lumber and Furniture Costs
US tariff hikes on lumber and furniture are driving up building costs and stalling home construction, sparking global criticism and consumer concerns.
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US tariff hikes on lumber and furniture are driving up building costs and stalling home construction, sparking global criticism and consumer concerns.
A US strike on a vessel in international waters off Venezuela killed six suspected traffickers, bringing the operation’s death toll to 27 and heightening political tensions.
World’s first IAEA fusion research and training center opens in Chengdu, marking a milestone in global clean energy collaboration.
The Chinese mainland will soon allow Taiwan residents to apply for single-entry permits upon arrival at any eligible port, simplifying travel and boosting cross-strait ties.
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Thousands of Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers strike across the U.S. West Coast for safe staffing, fair wages and stronger patient care protections.
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