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With summer slowly coming to an end, Melania Trump has already unveiled the design for her much-hated 2025 Christmas decorations for the White House. The colour combination of poo brown with urine yellow is as simple but tasteful as ever.
Source: www.britta-magazin.de/artikel/peop...
Source: www.britta-magazin.de/artikel/peop...
August 11, 2025 at 4:55 PM
With summer slowly coming to an end, Melania Trump has already unveiled the design for her much-hated 2025 Christmas decorations for the White House. The colour combination of poo brown with urine yellow is as simple but tasteful as ever.
Source: www.britta-magazin.de/artikel/peop...
Source: www.britta-magazin.de/artikel/peop...
39 % tariff (= tax) on Swiss goods. What does that mean?
Okay, we have machines, planes, trains… But also everyday goods and little luxuries like Swiss chocolate.
Here is a chocolate for $ 3.44 at Walmart. Let‘s say, they buy it for $ 2. Now they pay 39 % more, so $ 2.78.
They don‘t eat that.
Okay, we have machines, planes, trains… But also everyday goods and little luxuries like Swiss chocolate.
Here is a chocolate for $ 3.44 at Walmart. Let‘s say, they buy it for $ 2. Now they pay 39 % more, so $ 2.78.
They don‘t eat that.
August 7, 2025 at 5:29 PM
39 % tariff (= tax) on Swiss goods. What does that mean?
Okay, we have machines, planes, trains… But also everyday goods and little luxuries like Swiss chocolate.
Here is a chocolate for $ 3.44 at Walmart. Let‘s say, they buy it for $ 2. Now they pay 39 % more, so $ 2.78.
They don‘t eat that.
Okay, we have machines, planes, trains… But also everyday goods and little luxuries like Swiss chocolate.
Here is a chocolate for $ 3.44 at Walmart. Let‘s say, they buy it for $ 2. Now they pay 39 % more, so $ 2.78.
They don‘t eat that.