The United States' tariff war has affected businesses all across America and furniture manufacturers have been hit particularly hard. One popular furniture chain in the Southern United States is closing one of its key locations in North Carolina. It’s one of many furniture stores dealing with the fallout of tariffs. Continued Concern Over Tariffs President Donald Trump had ...
Millions Lose Medicaid and SNAP as Trump’s New Bill Takes Effect
Something is shifting, subtly but unmistakably. You might miss it if you aren't looking for it. But behind the surface of everyday life in America, a wave is rising that is changing lives, changing futures, and making it harder for many people to survive. Families who were just getting by are slipping through the cracks. A mother cancels her child’s appointment. A man counts pennies at the ...
FDA Triggers Emergency Recall at Kroger and Walmart, Dangerous Bread Pulled
They pulled the bread. Not because it was stale or moldy, but because someone slipped up big time. The FDA just hit the panic button after finding out a popular loaf wasn’t telling the full truth on its label. The loaf contains undeclared hazelnuts. Yeah, the kind that can send people into a full-blown medical emergency. This goes beyond a routine labeling error. We’re talking about products ...
8 Products to Grab Now Before Tariffs Take Effect on August 1st
Many nations are about to be hit by country-specific tariffs under the Trump administration. Starting August 1, new tariffs will affect imports from major trading partners. Japan is getting a 25% tariff, South Korea - 25%, the EU - 30%, and Mexico - 30%. the deadline for August 1 comes from an extension announced on July 7 and specific country tariffs announced in subsequent letters. The Yale ...
Coca-Cola Shuts Down 5 US Plants—Mass Layoffs Confirmed By Summer’s End
Coca-Cola will close five U.S. manufacturing and distribution facilities by summer 2025, leading to the loss of as many as 900 jobs across the country. Among the most notable closures is the bottling plant in American Canyon, California, where production ceased on 30 June, directly affecting 135 employees. This reflects a strategic shift from in-house manufacturing toward outsourcing ...
GM’s $4 Billion U.S. Manufacturing Surge Could Mean Trouble for American Buyers
GM is moving $4 billion in vehicle production from Mexico to U.S. plants to deal with new tariffs. The company projects those tariffs could cut $4–5 billion from its 2025 profits. CFO Paul Jacobson says prices are now expected to rise 0.5–1% next year, reversing earlier forecasts. The move, driven by a 25% tariff on imported vehicles that began April 3, isn’t about boosting value, it’s ...
Massive Kroger Recall Hits 18 U.S. States
Kroger shoppers across 18 states are facing a major food safety alert – one that’s putting thousands of households on edge. The grocery giant is urging customers to return or throw out certain products after discovering hidden dangers on its shelves – from undisclosed allergens to possible bacterial contamination. What began as a routine quality check on a loaf of bread has exploded into ...
Grocery Giant Takes on Walmart and Opens New Locations Nationwide
Wegmans, a family-owned grocery store renowned for devoted following and superior customer service, is embarking on a significant expansion across the eastern United States. Founded over a century ago in Rochester, New York, Wegmans has grown steadily with a focus on fresh offerings and customer experience. Now the company is launching four new stores in 2025 — including its first ever in ...
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