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Typecasting others and yourself as villain or victim can hurt relationships

Trump’s tariffs are increasingly alienating some of the corporate titans, influencers and even Republican lawmakers who served as his boosters, as the president plows ahead with a trade strategy.

Thousands of people have crowded in front of the Washington Monument to protest President Donald Trump’s dismantling of federal agencies, alleged circumvention of due process and introduction of tariffs.

A White House aide has revealed the amount that Donald Trump’s new tariffs are expected to raise, a figure experts say will almost certainly represent the largest peacetime tax hike in modern US history.

The number of international tourists heading to Vietnam surged by more than 30 per cent in January and February compared to the previous year. Here’s why.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Hoping to avoid death? So are scientists who are making progress on slowing down the ageing process.

THE WASHINGTON POST: If you’re one of the 15 million people who shared your DNA with 23andMe, it’s time to delete your data.

THE WASHINGTON POST: If an idea of ‘evolving dark energy’ holds up under further investigation, it would put many different cosmic futures in play.

Here are five things to know about the newly released documents on a watershed moment in United States history, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Most of us have had hotel experiences that haunt us still. The close encounter with a cockroach. The closet-size room. The hallways full of trash.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Trump acknowledges his economic plan is causing short-term pain while the nation advances to a ‘Golden Age.’ But administration officials have been much less clear about the destination.

Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore’s time in space will soon be over as the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft departs the ISS.

Donald Trump rallies a wave of conservative support for Tesla, a company facing a plummeting stock price, investor frustration, consumer boycotts and sometimes violent protests at facilities across the country.

LIAM DENNING: Numerous business titans have floated in Trump’s orbit since his ascent to the presidency in 2017. Many have quickly fallen from favour. Will Elon Musk share that fate?

THE WASHINGTON POST: Tens of thousands of federal workers, lost their jobs in recent weeks as the Trump administration rapidly shrunk the federal workforce in the name of cutting ‘fraud, waste and abuse.’