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U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Friday that tariffs on European Union cars and trucks will rise to 25 percent starting next week, citing noncompliance with a trade deal. The move follows a July 2025 agreement setting a 15 percent tariff on most items. Separately, the White House stated the Iran war has ended as a deadline arrives.
New York PostU.S. President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he will impose 25 percent tariffs on cars and trucks imported from the European Union, effective next week. The increase from the current 15 percent rate stems from Trump's assertion that the EU is not complying with a trade deal agreed upon last July with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
U.S. and EU. He did not specify the nature of the noncompliance in the statement. U.S.
Valued at over $50 billion annually in recent years. The decision comes amid fragile global economic conditions, potentially affecting supply chains for automakers on both sides of the Atlantic. U.S.
Agricultural products. The administration argued that a ceasefire with Tehran had ended hostilities, though details on the proposal and termination process remain limited.
Shifting to entertainment news, Netflix is set to release several original films and specials throughout May 2026. On May 1, the streaming service will debut the animated comedy Swapped, starring Michael B. Jordan as woodland creature Ollie and Juno Temple as bird Ivy, who swap bodies and must collaborate despite being sworn enemies.
The PG-rated film culminates in a connection formed during their adventure. The TV-MA-rated adaptation is based on the 1972 film of the same name and explores themes of self-discovery and acceptance.
On May 8, Remarkably Bright Creatures arrives as a PG-13 mystery drama starring Sally Field as widow Tova, who forms bonds at a local aquarium with a newcomer played by Lewis Pullman and a Giant Pacific Octopus. Adapted from Shelby Van Pelt’s 2022 novel, the film follows Tova's journey toward joy and belonging.
Later in the month, on May 19, comedian Wanda Sykes performs her TV-MA stand-up special Legacy at Hampton University, her alma mater, delivering jokes on topics from cultural differences in washcloth usage to global issues.
May 22 brings the R-rated romantic comedy Ladies First, starring Rosamund Pike as Alex Fox and Sacha Baron Cohen as Damien Sachs. Loosely inspired by the 2018 French film I Am Not an Easy Man, the story transports chauvinistic businessman Damien to a parallel universe ruled by women, where he competes with Alex for CEO of their company.
The cast includes Richard E. Grant, Emily Mortimer, and Charles Dance. On May 7, USA 94: Brazil’s Return to Glory recounts Brazil's 1994 World Cup victory through player interviews and archival footage, highlighting the team's leadership under pressure.
On May 10, The Roast of Kevin Hart streams live from The Kia Forum in Los Angeles, hosted by Shane Gillis, with TV-MA rating. On May 12, the TV-14 documentary Marty, Life Is Short celebrates Martin Short's career with interviews and home movies spanning five decades.
May 19 features Untold UK: Liverpool’s Miracle of Istanbul, a TV-14 sports film detailing the club's 2005 UEFA Champions League final comeback from 3-0 down against AC Milan.
On May 24, the PG-rated F1 Canadian Grand Prix: Race streams live from Quebec’s Mosport Park, featuring top competitors in the annual event. The month closes on May 31 with the TV-PG 51st AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Eddie Murphy, honoring his contributions to comedy, acting, and music.
nymag.comPresident Trump warned Sunday that the United States would hit Iran very hard if it did not stop its proxies in Lebanon from causing trouble or keep the Strait of Hormuz open. Vice President J.D. Vance held parallel talks with Iranian officials in Switzerland aimed at securing a…
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