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The Trump administration proposed tariffs of 10% or more on dozens of countries accused of failing to crack down on forced labor, targeting some of America's largest trading partners. The sweeping action could reshape global supply chains and reignite trade tensions with allies already strained by earlier tariff rounds.

In a stunning Iowa upset, MAHA-aligned businessman Zach Lahn defeated Rep. Randy Feenstra despite a late Trump endorsement, exposing a growing rift between MAGA and Make America Healthy Again wings of the GOP. Lahn now faces Democrat Rob Sand in what analysts say could be a surprisingly competitive fall race.

Russia launched a coordinated barrage of hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles against Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv, killing at least 22 people and wounding scores more in one of Moscow's largest assaults in months. Ukrainian officials are urgently calling on President Trump to accelerate military support as fears of sustained escalation mount.

Ghana's parliament approved legislation imposing three-to-ten-year prison sentences for LGBTQ+ activity, sending the country's gay community into a state of fear. Rights groups warn the law threatens access to housing, employment, and healthcare for thousands and sets a troubling precedent across sub-Saharan Africa.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon cautioned that investor sentiment has shifted to "greed" as AI companies line up for some of the largest IPOs in years, fueling an equity issuance boom that rivals the dot-com era. The warning comes even as billions continue pouring into AI startups chasing the next breakout valuation.

Nearly 1,000 workers at a Michigan supplier plant critical to GM pickup truck output walked off the job Monday after contract talks collapsed, threatening a bottleneck in one of the automaker's most profitable lines. The strike adds fresh pressure to an industry already grappling with tariff-driven cost increases on parts and materials.