Trade war: Trump plans 100% tariff on chips, semiconductors; claims ‘there’s no charge’ for companies building in US

President Trump announced a significant 100% tariff on imported computer chips and semiconductors, potentially raising prices for various tech products. This policy shift aims to incentivize domestic chip manufacturing, benefiting companies like Apple, Nvidia, and Intel, which have invested heavily in US production. Following the announcement, Apple shares surged, reflecting positive investor sentiment towards the…

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MLC 2025: Andries Gous and Glenn Maxwell power Washington Freedom to six-wicket win over MI New York; finish top two

Andries Gous’s composed innings and Glenn Maxwell’s excellent bowling performance led Washington Freedom to a six-wicket victory over MI New York in a rain-affected match. This win secured Washington a top-two finish and a spot in Qualifier 1. Despite the loss, MI New York also advanced to the playoffs due to their superior Net Run…

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What is Jonathan Kuminga’s net worth? Exploring his fortune as Steve Kerr’s bold statement adds new twist to Golden State Warriors star’s rising future

Jonathan Kuminga has solidified his starting role with the Golden State Warriors, impressing coach Steve Kerr with improved play and defensive assignments. This decision signals a belief in his burgeoning potential and could significantly shape his future with the team. Fans are encouraged by his development as the Warriors aim for contention.

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Who is Omar Fateh? Minneapolis’ ‘Zohran Mamdani’ running for mayor

Somali-American state senator Omar Fateh, a Minneapolis mayoral candidate, faced racist online attacks after announcing his progressive platform, including a $20 minimum wage and blocking police cooperation with ICE. Despite the vitriol and false claims about his citizenship, Fateh remains focused on the election, emphasizing the need to protect communities from Trump’s policies and invest…

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State finances: Salaries, pensions and interest expenditure rises 2.5 times in 10 years; subsidy outlay triples

A recent CAG report reveals that states’ committed expenditures, including salaries, pensions, and interest payments, have surged significantly in the last decade, straining state budgets. Revenue expenditure dominates total spending, limiting fiscal flexibility. Many states missed their fiscal targets, relying on Finance Commission grants, highlighting the need for fiscal prudence amid rising debt and subsidy…

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