China called Donald Trump’s tariffs a “numbers game with no practical economic relevance” that “will expose U.S. bullying and coercion” and “will become a joke.”

The Dow tumbled today roughly 1,000 points, closing down 2.5%, while the S&P 500 fell 3.46% and the Nasdaq Composite slid 4.31%, erasing nearly a third of the recovery seen at close yesterday spurred by U.S. President Trump’s announcement of a “90-Day PAUSE” on the reciprocal tariffs revealed in early April.

The U.S. Supreme Court tonight in a unanimous 9-0 vote, ruled that the Trump Administration must return Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Salvadorian residing in Maryland on a “special immigration status” who was arrested without warrant and wrongfully deported last month to the notorious CECOT maximum-security mega-prison in El Salvador, alongside roughly 100 other illegal migrants who immigration officials claimed were violent criminals and/or members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang operating in North, Central and South America.

Douglas Murray explains Hamas’s war strategy to Dave Smith and Joe Rogan: “They’re a force that not only ignores the rules of war — they weaponize *your* adherence to them against you.”

Chinese authorities have acknowledged that China was behind a widespread series of cyberattacks targeting U.S. infrastructure, according to the Wall Street Journal. The Chinese delegation — during a meeting held in December 2024 — linked years of intrusions into computer networks at ports, water utilities, airports, and other U.S. targets to the growing political support from the United States for Taiwan, the WSJ report says.

Canadian PM Carney boasts about imposing an arms embargo on Israel, citing the country’s actions as "genocide."

Trump: ״There is progress on the hostage issue, we are moving towards releasing hostages.״

Ksenia Karelina is on her way back to the United States, after nearly a year in Russian prison for daring to donate $51.80 to a U.S.-based charity organization supporting Ukraine.

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Despite the market being up early on Tuesday, reacting to reports of ongoing trade negotiations by the Trump Administration; the U.S. Stock Market today closed down for the fourth day in a row with the Dow dropping roughly 320 points, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.6% and 2.2% respectively, removing any gains made earlier in the day and wiping out nearly $1.5 Trillion.