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The U.S. has returned to aggressive tariff policies, targeting countries like China with the aim of protecting domestic industries and gaining geopolitical leverage. Leaders promise more jobs, stronger supply chains, and reduced dependence on foreign powers. But what actually happens when tariffs hit? Consumers pay higher prices. Businesses face uncertainty. Allies retaliate. And the promised revival of American industry? It often falls short of expectations. This article breaks down the current U.S. tariff strategy without spin. It looks at what tariffs accomplish, where they fail, and how the numbers back—or break—the claims. You’ll learn how tariffs affect everything from your grocery bill to your retirement portfolio. We question the logic behind popular narratives and expose the trade-offs that rarely make headlines. If you’ve ever accepted the idea that tariffs are about economic strength or national pride, it’s time to take a harder look. Read the full breakdown now and see what you’re not being told. The facts matter. So does the cost.

The long-awaited JFK assassination files are finally here, and they expose startling details about Cold War espionage, CIA operations, and Lee Harvey Oswald’s movements before that fateful day in Dallas. For decades, theories have swirled—was there a cover-up? Who really knew what? Now, with over 80,000 declassified pages, we’re closer than ever to the truth.

A routine Starbucks drive-thru visit turned into a nightmare for Michael Garcia when a scalding hot tea spilled on his lap, causing severe burns and permanent injuries. What followed was a legal battle that ended with a staggering $50 million verdict in his favor. The jury ruled that Starbucks was negligent, failing to ensure the drink was securely placed in a tray. But Starbucks isn’t backing down—they’re planning an appeal, calling the decision excessive. This case isn’t just about one man’s injuries—it’s a major moment in corporate accountability. Should companies be held responsible for accidents like this, or is the verdict unfair? 🔥 What do you think? Dive into the full story and decide for yourself! Read now.

International Women’s Day is more than just a global celebration—it’s a powerful call to action. From its revolutionary origins to its modern-day significance, March 8 serves as a reminder of the relentless fight for gender equality. The day’s roots trace back to the early 20th century, sparked by fierce protests for workers' rights and the demand for suffrage. But the struggle didn’t stop there. Over the years, IWD has evolved into a day of global solidarity, a time to honor the achievements of women and continue the fight for justice and equality. As we commemorate this vital day, it’s essential to reflect on the progress made and the work still ahead. From closing the gender pay gap to ensuring women’s rights to safety and healthcare, the journey is ongoing. Whether you’re advocating, learning, or celebrating, March 8 is a chance to take part in a global movement that can’t be ignored. 🔗 Ready to take action? Read the full article and find out how you can contribute to the fight for gender equality today.

Gene Hackman, one of Hollywood’s most revered actors, built a career spanning over four decades, delivering unforgettable performances in classics like The French Connection, Unforgiven, and Hoosiers. Known for his rugged charm and ability to bring depth to every role, Hackman won two Academy Awards and left an indelible mark on cinema. Beyond acting, he was a dedicated writer and philanthropist, supporting veterans and education initiatives. Hackman lived a quiet life in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with his wife, Betsy Arakawa. Tragically, on February 26, 2025, the couple was found deceased in their home under mysterious circumstances. Authorities ruled out carbon monoxide poisoning, and investigations are ongoing. The loss of Hackman marks the end of an era, but his legacy endures through his films and contributions. His story is a testament to perseverance, talent, and a life well-lived.

We all have that one friend, you know the one I'm talking about? The friend who tells you all these outlandish "facts" about your credit score. You listen to these myths and you think it the back of your head, this can't be true. But your friend is convincing and now you are confused as to what is a myth and what is a fact.

've learn that a lot of people think their credit report is simply if they pay their bills on time. While that is the largest portion of your credit report. Your ability to pay on time only makes up 35% of your credit report.

A few months ago for BFY Life I wrote a 3 part series on how to be plant-based on the road. A lot of my tips can be used for anyone who wants to keep their limits (I refuse to call what I do a diet, the word DIE is in it). A lot of people think that since I try to keep a plant-based diet that you have to completely adjust how you live, which is not the case. It does take some navigating and for thought, but anyone who counts their macros, watches what they eat, or cares about what they put into their body, has to do the same.

One of my favorite sandwiches is a Peanut Butter and Banana on a toasted bread. Yes it sounds basic but I love bananas and nut butters! It is why I can't keep peanut butter in my house. I will eat a jar in minutes, no self control when it comes to peanut butter (and trail mix).