Nearly 90% of U.S. adults are at risk for or have Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a newly defined American Heart Association condition linking heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and kidney dysfunction. This often-silent, "chain reaction" condition significantly increases risks for heart attack, stroke, and heart failure. It is largely reversible through lifestyle changes (diet, exercise, weight loss) and, if necessary, medication. 

Americans Face Silent Heart-Kidney-Metabolic Health Risks

A shocking trend is emerging online — young Americans are rallying behind a CEO’s alleged killer, even funding his legal defence. Experts warn this reflects a rise in online radicalism and glorification of violence among Gen-Z.


USA: Rising online radicalism grips young Americans

Tariffs range from 19% to 50% on items from countries including China, Brazil, Canada, and Mexico. Key price hikes are anticipated in clothing (up to 37%), coffee (20-50%), and food staples like olive oil and fresh produce (15-25%). 

Here are things that will cost Americans more post-Trump's new tariff

Cannabis use is rising among adults aged 65 and over, with many turning to it for pain, sleep, and anxiety relief. Legal changes and reduced stigma drive the trend, but health experts urge caution due to risks and interactions with other medicines.

Why are more older adults turning to cannabis for health relief in the US?

More Americans are turning to 'buy now, pay later' loans for everyday necessities including groceries and many are falling behind on their payments.  A new LendingTree survey finds that 25% of buy now- pay later users are now using the service to buy food. That’s a jump from just 14% in 2024.

Buy Now Pay Later loans on a rise in the U.S.

The European Union is considering imposing some limits on exports to the US in a potential response to President Trump's massive trade war. But that is only if the ongoing trade negotiations fail.

EU plans retaliation strategy against tariffs

Xi Jinping makes a bold move as the US-China trade war escalates to new heights. Tariffs are rising, and tensions are reaching a boiling point. Will Trump be shocked by China’s next steps?

US-China trade war: Crisis mode in the Trump administration? Japan officials in US for talks

President Trump has raised tariffs on Chinese imports to a staggering 104%, escalating the US-China trade war. With Beijing pushing back and nearly 70 countries seeking tailored trade deals, the White House insists tariffs are already delivering results.

Trade war: Nearly 70 countries have reached out for tariff deals: White House

Trade war: Trump ratchets up tariffs on Chinese goods after Beijing's pushback

Trade war: President Trump hikes China tariffs to 104% amid global trade tensions

As global markets tumble, US President Donald Trump vows no pause in new tariffs, especially against China, threatening an additional 50% duty on Chinese imports. He also firmly rejects the EU’s latest proposal for “zero to zero” tariffs on cars and industrial goods, asserting that many nations are now coming forward to negotiate better trade deals. China has strongly pushed back, calling out US pressure tactics.

US companies brace for China’s 34% tariff blow on key sectors

World: Moreover, two-thirds of US respondents expressed concerns over the impact of the tariffs on the prices of grocery items like dairy, eggs and meat.

Americans want their state to join Canada? New poll reveals amid Trump's continuous warning to annex Ottawa

The US has imposed a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports, triggering global backlash. The EU has announced retaliatory tariffs on US steel products starting April 1, while Canada has rolled back a power surcharge after Trump’s warning. Markets remain volatile as the global trade war intensifies.

Trump’s global tariff war escalates as nations retaliate with duties

Shares of Nintendo and other major gaming companies took a significant hit today, following the announcement of higher US Tariffs on Chinese imports. With many investors pulling back from the sector, we take a closer look at how these tariff changes are affecting the gaming industry.

Gaming firms in the Trump’s tariffs crossfire

Wall Street is on edge as the Trump administration's seesaw tariff policies create confusion rather than relief. The S&P 500 has dropped 4. 3% since Trump took office. The latest trigger—a one-month exemption on tariffs for Canadian and Mexican goods—came after an earlier 25% tariff announcement. Investors are concerned that constant reversals in trade policy are prolonging uncertainty, affecting business sentiment, and dampening economic confidence.

‘Trump bump’ turns to ‘Trump slump’ as stocks slide

President Donald Trump has delayed imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico after market concerns led to a significant blowback. However, he confirmed that new tariffs would take effect on April 2 and would be "reciprocal in nature." The decision has sparked reactions from businesses and policymakers.

Trump delays Canada, Mexico tariffs after market reaction

President Donald Trump has warned that his administration could impose reciprocal tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber products as early as Friday if Canada does not drop its own tariffs.

Trump says he may impose tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber

US President Donald Trump has doubled down on tariffs against India, announcing new reciprocal duties set to take effect on April 2. With India's 100% auto tariffs under scrutiny, tensions between the two nations are rising. How will this impact trade and global markets?

Trump announces reciprocal tariffs effective April 2

US Stocks marked their worst day of 2025 on Tuesday—what was once ‘Trump trade euphoria’ has now turned into ‘Trump Tariff turmoil. ’ with fresh 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico and higher duties on china, global markets are reeling, industries are bracing for impact, and retaliation is already in motion.

Trump's tariff effect: Market selloff deepens – S&P 500 sees worst day of 2025

US Consumer sentiment took a sharp dive in February, hitting its lowest point in over a year, largely due to concerns about rising prices, inflation, and tariffs. The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index highlighted that inflation expectations are on the rise, with households now predicting a 4. 3% increase in prices over the next year—the highest level since November 2023.

Why are American consumers penny-pinching?

Global markets are starting to feel the jitters of US President Donald Trump's tariff rhetoric. The cautious sentiment comes after Trump said taxes on Mexican on Canadian imports will 'go ahead. ' while the import tariffs were delayed by a month, the US President's threat comes ahead of Monday's deadline and weighed on markets.

Global markets turn cautious on tariff risks

A new poll reveals that 56% of Americans support Trump's tariffs on China, but most disapprove of tariffs on other countries. While inflation remains a concern, lowering consumer prices is a top priority.

Trump's approval rating climbs as Americans back China tariffs

Millions of Americans are having trouble paying their bills and saving money, even if they are not living in extreme poverty. This is according to a research study published by the Urban Institute.

Millions of Americans Struggling to Pay Bills | GRAVITAS

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