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ECONOMY

Adidas Faces Backlash Over Cultural Appropriation of Traditional Mexican Sandals

Monday, Aug 11

Adidas faces accusations of cultural appropriation for a sandal design inspired by traditional Mexican footwear, prompting apologies and legal discussions.

POLITICS

Appeals Court Overturns Contempt Ruling Against Trump Officials in Venezuelan Deportation Case

Friday, Aug 08

A federal appeals court ruled against contempt charges for Trump officials over deportations of Venezuelans, emphasizing judicial limits on executive power.

ENTERTAINMENT

Eddie Palmieri, Iconic Latin Jazz Innovator, Dies at 88

Friday, Aug 08

Eddie Palmieri, the legendary Latin jazz musician, passed away at 88, leaving a legacy of innovation in salsa music.

ECONOMY

US anticipates $50 billion monthly tariff revenues due to new import levies

Thursday, Aug 07

The US expects to generate $50 billion in monthly tariff revenues as new import levies begin to take effect.

ECONOMY

Trump Proposes Steep 250% Tariffs on Pharmaceutical Imports

Wednesday, Aug 06

Trump announces potential tariffs on pharmaceuticals, threatening rates up to 250% to boost domestic manufacturing.

SPORTS

Summer McIntosh Dominates World Championships, Claims Fourth Gold

Monday, Aug 04

Summer McIntosh shines at the World Aquatics Championships, winning four gold medals and setting a world record with the US women's relay team.

POLITICS

Bosnian Appeals Court Confirms Dodik's Sentence and Political Ban Amid Political Crisis

Friday, Aug 01

Milorad Dodik's prison sentence and political ban upheld by Bosnia's appeals court, amid rising tensions and calls for early elections.

ECONOMY

Trump to Implement Global Tariffs of 15-20% as Negotiations With Countries Intensify

Tuesday, Jul 29

New tariffs of 15-20% on exports to the US set for countries without deals as Trump finalizes trade negotiations.

POLITICS

Indonesia's Military Expands Role in Pharmaceuticals Amid Concerns of Authoritarianism

Wednesday, Jul 23

Indonesia's military will start manufacturing medicines for civilian use, raising concerns about increased military powers and potential authoritarianism.