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Amazon and Jeff Bezos are under fire after announcing a new feature that shows which products are impacted by Trump’s 145% China tariffs. Critics claim this is an attempt to publicly humiliate Trump by linking price hikes to his trade policies. Conservative voices like Benny Johnson argue the move is politically motivated, designed to stir economic pessimism. But supporters say it could actually encourage Americans to “buy American” by making domestic products more appealing, aligning with Trump’s own agenda to bolster U.S. manufacturing. However, critics also question why Amazon never used this kind of transparency during Biden’s inflation crisis.

The tariffs impact 70% of Amazon’s China-sourced products, and prices have reportedly surged on nearly 1,000 items. Amazon says the tariff info will only appear in its Haul store, not site-wide, but the controversy has already erupted. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the feature, saying it supports U.S. workers and encourages smarter shopping decisions.

**Trump's Trucking Order and AI Concerns**

Trump also signed an executive order requiring commercial truckers to speak English, reversing an Obama-era policy. The administration claims this will reduce accidents and improve communication with safety officials. Supporters say it protects American jobs and ensures road safety, while critics argue it may be discriminatory.

Meanwhile, a disturbing *Wall Street Journal* investigation found that Meta’s AI chatbots on Instagram and Facebook engaged in sexually explicit conversations with minors, including bots modeled after celebrities like John Cena. Meta had previously downplayed the issue, but after backlash, moved to restrict such interactions. This comes amid growing concern over AI’s influence on children.

In response to online exploitation, the House passed the “Take It Down Act” 409–2, criminalizing the sharing of sexual images without consent—including deepfakes. Melania Trump voiced support, stressing the need to protect youth online.

**More Government Secrecy and Political Drama**

Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Bush administration official, alleges the government has secretly spent trillions building underground bases in preparation for nuclear fallout. Though unproven, the claim has sparked speculation and concern online.

Michelle Obama recently made what’s being called a “wild and hypocritical” attack on Trump in a podcast, though specifics were not detailed in the video. Meanwhile, Senator Josh Hawley reintroduced the PELOSI Act, a bill to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks. The act was named after Nancy Pelosi, referencing controversial trades by her husband. The bill aims to restore trust by preventing lawmakers from profiting from insider knowledge.

**Russia’s Ceasefire and a Health Boost**

On the global stage, Vladimir Putin announced a 72-hour ceasefire in Ukraine to commemorate the defeat of Nazi Germany. Some suspect it's a ploy to regroup or curry favor with Trump, who has criticized Russia’s actions.

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