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United Jet Turns Back as Pilot Forgets Something Important

LAX ATTITUDE

The Shanghai-bound Boeing 787 was diverted back to the U.S. over the miscue.

Leigh Kimmins | Published Mar 25, 2025

Trump Rips Into NYT’s Maggie Haberman and Wants Her Pulitzer

‘FAKE NEWS’

The president resorted to name-calling to defend his buddy Elon Musk.

Isabel van Brugen | Published Mar 21, 2025

China Fires Off Furious New Threats Over Trump Tariffs

‘TWO-FACED’

“If you blindly exert pressure, China will definitely, resolutely counter,” a top diplomat said.

Isabel van Brugen | Published Mar 07, 2025

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China’s Terrifying Clapback to Trump’s Tariffs

‘READY TO FIGHT’

China is clearly not taking Trump’s trade tariffs on the country lightly.

Yasmeen Hamadeh | Published Mar 05, 2025

Trump’s Tariffs Sends Stocks Plummeting Amid Trade War Fears

BUSINESS GENIUS

A D.C.-based economics think tank estimated last month that Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China will cost American households $1,200 per U.S. household per year.

Sean Craig | Published Mar 04, 2025

Tourists Flock to ‘Puppy Mountain’ That Looks Like a Dog

PUPPY LOVE

The rock formation at the Xiling Gorge on the Yangtze River has made waves on Chinese social media.

Leigh Kimmins | Published Feb 26, 2025

RNC Accused of Keeping Hack From the FBI to Avoid Bad Press

HUSH-HUSH

The breach allegedly occurred around the time of a separate hack targeting the Trump campaign.

Will Neal | Published Feb 24, 2025

Trump’s FBI Pick Kash Patel Set to Make Millions From Shein

PATEL KA$HES IN

Sources said Patel advised the brand and introduced executives to people in the President’s orbit.

Leigh Kimmins | Published Feb 20, 2025

Even China Rejects U.S. and Russia Carving Up Ukraine

HOLD ON

The country said it expects “all parties” in the Russia-Ukraine war to be involved in the peace talks.

Nandika Chatterjee | Published Feb 18, 2025

‘Snowy’ Tourist Town Sorry For Tricking Tourists With Cotton

FLAKE NEWS

Visitors to the town were shocked to find the “snow-covered” cabins were actually decorated with cotton.

Conrad Quilty-Harper | Published Feb 18, 2025

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