These companies aren’t stupid. Pay a few lobbyists and the taxpayers will burden the costs.

There are lots of insiders - both in russia itself, and especially in the occupied territory which russia considers its own.

While the US can afford to run nuclear tests, russia really can't. Their economy is already under massive strain due to the war and associated sanctions, trying to simultaneously engage in an arms race with america could result in economic collapse similar to what happened to the soviet union.

But at least we have fewer Home Depot day laborers and restaurant prep cooks.

*sheds tear*

...MURICA!

Living in the rust belt takes a toll on vehicles. It's rare to see anything from the 00s here anymore. You don't see 90s cars unless they were garage kept by grandma or bought out of state.

Just in time for completion of the Epstein Ballroom.

Because passing tariff costs to consumers is admitting it was nothing more than a new tax enacted by the dementia patient.

It’s 2025 and food costs double or even triple what it did 5 years ago. People aren’t going to shell out extra cash just to say the copper wire in their $40k base model car is American sourced.

You’ll notice it’s GM telling suppliers and not GM choosing new suppliers. Because factories don’t spring up overnight and imagine the nightmare when GM buys a million connectors from a new supplier that fall apart in six months.

Louis Vuitton made some really ugly looking iPhone cases. https://www.ebay.com/itm/40493...

Russia can withdraw from Ukraine and this wouldn’t be an issue.

I'm roughly were you were.
No TV, just 350Mb internet via coax-cable. The price is competitive, it includes 3 land lines (I only use 2) and my mobile access.
Fibre would be more expensive, so why should I change?

Anyone who has read George Orwell's 1984 will be at best ambivalent about having such a device in their home, is "Big brother" AI?

That was the full sentence from the summary, either you stopped reading after five words (short attention span?) or the summary was changed after you read it.

One can also study the Smoot Hawley Tariff Act to see how poorly that went. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...