President Donald Trump's tariffs could upend the cheap online stores popular with American consumers.

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Panic is growing among U.S. small businesses, with owners fearing that Trump's new tariffs could threaten their survival.

Stock futures were sinking again in premarket trading on Wednesday after massive U.S. tariffs against China kicked in overnight.

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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham claimed that Iran has enough highly enriched uranium to make six nuclear bombs.

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U.K. radio DJ Becky Measures told Newsweek that she couldn't quite decide whether what her daughter had done was "genius" or not.

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Longer-term impacts "will depend on whether trade tensions continue to escalate," one expert told Newsweek.

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The Chinese tourism ministry issued the warning amid the trade war with President Donald Trump.

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