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Investors Wary: US Bond Selloff Signals Default Risk

Global investors are dumping U.S. government bonds amid fears that Trump's tariff-fueled trade chaos could trigger a default, shaking confidence in America's financial strength and highlighting the mounting economic peril.

24 Hours This week, President Trump’s aggressive tariff policies have rattled global markets and domestic industries. Investors are dumping U.S. government bonds amid growing fears of a looming default. In a hard-hitting crackdown on immigration, inhumane ICE conditions and controversial deportation cases — notably the repeated rulings against campus activist Mahmoud Khalil — have sparked outrage among civil rights groups. Meanwhile, the White House has made symbolic power moves and legal battles are mounting, while geopolitical tensions escalate in Ukraine and Gaza. The financial order is in flux as economic uncertainty deepens. Global policy shifts and domestic unrest underline crisis. Urgency mounts.

Number 25% - Drop in auto sales predicted due to Trump's tariffs

Quote "Our tariffs are not just numbers—they're a wake-up call for America," — White House Insider