The Daily Populous

Sunday November 16th, 2025 day edition

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Meanwhile, Beijing has turned to Brazil and Argentina for soybeans, which are also cheaper as they don’t face retaliatory Chinese tariffs.

Now, China has imported so much supply from South America it has a glut of soybeans.

China’s soybean processors have purchased about 40 million tons from South America this season and “have zero financial incentive” to buy more U.S. soybeans, he added.

In fact, China’s oversupply of South American soybeans has slashed prices more than 20% from an April peak in key coastal Chinese regions, according to Mysteel data cited by Reuters.

“The administration expects our trading partners to adhere to their deal commitments,” a U.S. official told Fortune.

StoneX’s Suderman noted China appears to be complying with other parts of the trade deal, namely limiting exports of components used to produce fentanyl.

Those export curbs cleared the way for Trump to lower his fentanyl-related tariff on China to 10% from 20%. »

Trump In Complete Crisis Over Epstein Email

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Michael Wolff, whose relationship with Epstein has been widely publicized due to the sex offender’s advice, said on the “Trump Head” podcast that Trump is “in a complete panic” following the leaks.

For example, in a 2018 email, Epstein wrote that he could “take down Trump.”

The following January, Epstein wrote to Wolff that Trump “must have known about the girls, since he asked Ghislaine [Maxwell] to stop.”. »

Texas Rep. James Talarico: When did pedophilia become a partisan issue?

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“The American people deserve to know the whole truth about Jeffrey Epstein and every single powerful person who enabled him.”.

Talarico’s comment comes as U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said he’d schedule a vote to demand the Justice Department release all files related to alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

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