Ahn Young-joon - Pool / APCommentary South Korean President Gets It - Breaks from China, Japan to Accept Trump Tariffs Han indicated a pragmatic approach to defending globalism against Trump's tariffs, and that makes the South Korean statesman formidable. By Michael Schwarz April 9, 2025
Mark Schiefelbein / AP Stock Market Surges as Trump Admin Provides Promising News About 'A Couple Big Trading Partners' The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged over 1,000 points on Tuesday on news that some major U.S. trading partners are ready to do a deal. By Randy DeSoto April 8, 2025
Kayla Bartkowski / Getty Images If You Visit Washington DC's Cherry Trees, Never Pick a Blossom The cherry blossoms are iconic in Washington, D.C., but tourists should remember to look and never touch them. By Ben Zeisloft April 3, 2025
@freyafoxtv / X screen shot Streamer Stabbed to Death in Middle of Broadcast, Suspect Believed to Have Connection with Victim Tragedy struck the online streaming world after a young IRL content creator -- only 22 -- was stabbed to death during a livestream. By Bryan Chai March 13, 2025
Sebastian Kaulitzki - Science Photo Library / Getty Images; inset: Andrew Harnik / Getty Images Elon Musk Calls for End to Space Station: 'It Is Time to Begin Preparations for Deorbiting' Musk says that the space station "has served its purpose" and that there "is very little incremental utility." By Bryan Chai February 21, 2025
Andrew Harnik / Getty Images Watch: Trump Makes Huge US Steel Announcement, Moment Recalls Workers Flooding Stage to Thank Him President Donald Trump announced Friday that Japan's Nippon Steel plans to make a large investment in U.S. Steel. By Randy DeSoto February 7, 2025
Frazer Harrison / Getty ImagesCommentary Finally Justice? Kanye May Lose $20 Million After Disgracefully Parading Naked Wife on Red Carpet West's obscene stunt and "creepy" behavior toward his wife will likely cost him $20 million from outraged Japanese investors, as it should. By Michael Schwarz February 6, 2025
Anna Rose Layden / Getty Images White House Makes Glaring Error in Controversial US Steel Order President Joe Biden issued an executive order Friday blocking the sale of U.S. Steel to Japan's Nippon Steel, citing national security. By Randy DeSoto January 3, 2025
Andrew Harnik / Getty ImagesCommentary Trump Secures $100 Billion Win for America Before He Even Takes Office Trump's promising exchange with Son showed that Americans once again will benefit from the president-elect's legendary negotiating skills. By Michael Schwarz December 16, 2024
Trevor Williams / Getty Images Camera Exposes Culprit After Parents Fear 'Shoe Pervert' Stealing Kindergartners' Shoes Each day, more shoes would go missing. Baffled and worried, teachers and parents notified police, who quickly discovered the culprit. By Ole Braatelien December 8, 2024