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Trump Gets Rare Earths—But Keeps the Tariffs
China agrees to send critical minerals, but Trump isn't backing off. Here's what this means for U.S. power and global markets.
China Sends Rare Earths, Trump Keeps Tariffs—Deal or Domination?
China has agreed to supply the U.S. with “full magnets and any necessary rare earths … up front.” These are the minerals America needs to keep its defense, energy, and tech sectors running. But here’s the twist—Trump isn’t giving up the pressure. Tariffs on Chinese imports will remain at a total of 55%, while China lowers its own to 10%.
“A great WIN for both countries!!!” Trump posted on Truth Social—but is it really?
This agreement gives the U.S. a temporary edge, but opens the door to deeper questions:
Is China conceding—or just buying time?
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Waymo Driverless Cars Targeted in LA and San Francisco Amid Protest Chaos: What It Means for the Future of Autonomous Vehicles
In a dramatic escalation of civil unrest, protesters in Los Angeles and San Francisco have turned their anger toward an unexpected target: driverless electric vehicles operated by Waymo, a subsidiary of Google parent company Alphabet. Over the past several days, multiple Waymo EVs have been vandalized, torched, and graffitied as part of wider demonstrations against federal immigration enforcement and other government policies.
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