A new analysis from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy concludes that Americans bore the overwhelming majority of the costs associated with tariffs imposed during the administration of Donald Trump. After examining roughly $4 trillion in import transactions, researchers estimate that approximately 96% of the tariff burden was passed through to U.S. consumers and businesses rather than absorbed by foreign exporters. Economists involved in the study argue this indicates the tariffs functioned more like a domestic tax on importers and buyers, challenging earlier claims that the financial impact would primarily fall on overseas producers. Supporters of the tariff policy have maintained that the measures were intended to strengthen domestic manufacturing and address trade imbalances, while critics argue that higher import costs ultimately raised prices for American households and companies. The broader debate over tariffs continues to shape discussions around trade policy, inflation, and economic competitiveness. #BusinessBulls #TradePolicy #Tariffs #USPolitics #GlobalEconomy

For Christians, the resurrection isn’t just a tradition — it is the cornerstone of faith. The belief that Jesus Christ conquered death represents redemption, renewal, and the promise of eternal life. Across generations and cultures, this message has remained at the heart of Christianity: that through Christ there is victory over sin, purpose in suffering, and grace that restores. The resurrection is seen not only as a historical event remembered at Easter, but as a living hope that shapes daily life — encouraging believers to walk in faith, extend forgiveness, and trust in God’s promises even in uncertain times. It is a reminder that darkness does not have the final word, and that hope can rise even after the hardest moments. #HeIsRisen #ChristianFaith #ResurrectionHope #JesusChrist #FaithOverFear

Paws up to the sky, eyes closed, belly fully exposed, and zero life stress.😸

Georgina was working an ordinary shift at a Gucci store in Madrid, earning about £10 an hour — just another day behind the counter in luxury fashion. Her shift was supposed to end at 5:00 PM sharp, and she was ready to head home after a long day on her feet. But just as she was about to leave, a colleague approached her with a request. A VIP client was on the way, and they needed extra help on the floor. She agreed to stay 30 minutes longer, not knowing that small decision would change her life. As she finally stepped toward the exit later than planned, she noticed a striking figure entering the store — a man nearly two meters tall, accompanied by his young son and a group of friends. The atmosphere shifted instantly. What seemed like an ordinary overtime shift was about to turn into an unforgettable moment.

A 37-year-old man in Austria is facing gross-negligent manslaughter charges for leaving his girlfriend, 33-year-old Kerstin G, alone on Austria’s highest peak, the Großglockner, in freezing winter conditions when she became too exhausted to continue their climb. Prosecutors say he left her exposed to the cold to go for help — and she later died of hypothermia. The climber claims she urged him to go find help after struggling, and that he spent about 90 minutes with her before leaving. Prosecutors argue he delayed seeking rescue, didn’t use available safety gear to protect her, and didn’t call for emergency help in time, making his actions negligent.