‘Far more powers than before’: Trump suggests using other ‘more powerful, obnoxious’ tariffs after US SC setback

Donald Trump (File photo) US President Donald Trump launched a fresh attack on the Supreme Court of the United States, calling it “incompetent” and “ridiculous” after it struck down most of his earlier tariffs, while arguing the ruling had inadvertently handed him broader powers, including the ability to use licensing tools in trade policy.In a…

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Did Yunus try to ‘destabilise’ Dhaka? Bangladesh president alleges ‘conspiracy’ to remove him

Bangladesh president Mohammed Shahabuddin has accused former chief adviser Muhammad Yunus of constitutional lapses and alleged attempts to destabilise the country and the presidency during the interim government period, according to The Daily Star.In the interview with Bangla daily Kaler Kantho, Shahabuddin said Yunus failed to maintain constitutionally mandated communication, including not briefing him after…

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Bombay High Court: Why did Bombay HC impose Rs 11 costs on two BMC officers? Court explains delay in acting against ward official

AI Image Used For Representational Purpose Only MUMBAI: The Bombay high court has directed two senior officers of the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (BMC) to pay Rs 11 each from their salaries for delay in initiating action against a ward officer who failed to demolish an unauthorised structure in Fort. The division bench of…

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Earthquake Los Angeles: US: 3.5-magnitude earthquake strikes off Southern California coast near Rancho Palos Verdes

3.5-magnitude earthquake strikes off Southern California coast near Rancho Palos Verdes A late-night tremor rippled across parts of Southern California on Sunday after a 3.5-magnitude earthquake struck offshore near Rancho Palos Verdes. The quake was felt along stretches of the Los Angeles County coastline and into northern Orange County, though authorities reported no injuries or…

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‘So much tariff coming in’: Trump floats $2,000 direct payments to Americans without Congress approval

US President Donald Trump reiterated his claim that Americans could receive a $2,000 payment funded through tariff revenues and the move might not even require congressional approval. Addressing reporters, Trump said strong tariff collections had created sufficient room to consider direct payments to Americans while also helping to reduce the national debt. Responding to whether…

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