Day: February 9, 2025

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Markets react to Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminium imports

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he will introduce new 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports into the U.S., on top of existing metals duties. He also said he will announce reciprocal tariffs on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Kendrick Lamar Performs Drake Diss Track “Not Like Us” at Super Bowl 2025 — With Slight Lyric Change

After much speculation, the Super Bowl halftime performer ended up performing two of his summer diss tracks aimed at rapper Drake, “euphoria.”
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Australia says its steel, aluminium exports create American jobs

Australia’s trade minister said its steel and aluminium exports to the U.S. create “good paying American jobs” and are key to shared defence interests, as Canberra presses Washington for an exemption to President Donald Trump’s planned tariffs.
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Kendrick Lamar’s fierce Super Bowl halftime show elevates Drake feud, makes history

Kendrick Lamar dropped his incisive wordplay on Super Bowl 59 in a sizzling halftime show with SZA.
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Rip City Remix inspires young readers with ‘Read with Remix’ initiative

The Rip City Remix may only be in their second season, but they already made a meaningful impact in the community.
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Snow, sleet don’t hold back Polar Plunge as community raises money for Special Olympics

When the event was set to start at noon, temperatures sat around 35 degrees Fahrenheit, but this wasn’t going to rain on the party.
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Saquon Barkley breaks Terrell Davis’ yards from scrimmage record https://t.co/ayJ8Go8wrb pic.twitter.com/pYjyKz9dNE

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Chris Wray Admits China Infiltrated US Electric Grid Amid Resignation

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China’s Guming prices shares at top of range to raise $232 million, term sheet shows https://t.co/9wGCtIorGK pic.twitter.com/WSYM4NTPbR

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South Africa’s land ownership shows the gaping inequalities that persist more than three decades after the end of white minority rule – and which an act President Cyril Ramaphosa seeks to redress. For nervous owners, it is an assault on property rights https://t.co/9pl8ctFHu4 pic.twitter.com/x1rbZ6buCE