In a showy speech at the White House yesterday, President Trump announced his most sweeping tariffs to dateand the news has sent the global economic order into chaos.The slew of tariffs impact more than 180 countries. Trump announced a minimum 10% tariff on almost every country worldwide, meaning that nearly every good imported to the U.S. will automatically receive a 10% tax. Dozens of countries have been hit with even higher rates: Goods from China will now have a 34% tariff added on top of a previous blanket tax imposed this year; Cambodia will face a 49% tariff; and Vietnams imports will be taxed at 46%.The Trump administration is framing this global trade war as a way to punish other countries in a trade surplus with the U.S., as well as a means to increase manufacturing jobs on American soil. Many experts, however, are warning that the move is likely to cause a spike in inflation, with some fearing an impending recession in the U.S. Meanwhile, world leaders, including European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, are denouncing the decision and calling for talks to rescind the fees. The news has already caused the American stock market to take a concerning nosedive.Trump announced his new tariffs plan while wielding a series of difficult-to-parse charts that have been widely criticized for lacking any discernible organization. But data visualization should play a key role in simplifying and clarifying the confusion around the new policies. To that end, here are three graphics to maybe help you understand the new tariffs.The tariffsThis map, created by USA Today data journalist Carlie Procell, provides a simple, comprehensive view of how Trumps tariffs are impacting targeted countries.The graphic is color-coded into five different segments based on the severity of the tariffs levied against each region: ultra-light blue countries, for example, land somewhere between the baseline 10% tariff and 20%, while the darkest blue countries are getting hit the hardest with tariffs between 40% and 50%. By clicking on the various blue shades in the color key, users can isolate their view to examine each of the five tiers individually.Explore the interactive graphic here. [Image: USA Today]Procells map also comes with an alphabetized table organized by country. To determine the tariffs faced by a specific country, users can simply search its name in the attached toolbar.The falloutFor a better look at the initial fallout of the tariffs announcement, a group of reporters at the New York Times have created a graph tracking global stock markets trajectories from Trumps inauguration on January 20 to this morning.See the updates here [Image: The New York Times]The graph shows percentage changes in major stock indexes for Germanys DAX, Chinas Shanghai SE Composite, the United Kingdoms FTSE 100, Canadas S&P/TSX Composite, the United Statess S&P 500, and Japans Nikkei 225.As of 9:30 a.m. ET, the S&P 500 plunged more than 4% since yesterdays market close (amounting to a total 9% drop since Trumps inauguration). Major stocks in both Asian and European markets also slumped abruptly this morning. The graph suggests that Trumps new tariffs are even harsher than what most economists and investors feared.Whats aheadLess than a day after the tariffs announcement, many analysts are predicting that American consumers should prepare for a spike in inflation.To keep track of this rising cost of living, CBS News has created a price tracker for goods including groceries, new vehicles, used vehicles, parts, repairs, insurance premiums, and construction and manufacturing raw materials. According to the tools accompanying article, CBS plans to update the prices of groceries weekly (including heavily imported fruits and veggies like bananas and bell peppers), while the other categories will be updated every month.See the interactive tracker here. [Image: CBS News Data]Over the coming weeks, the price tracker could help consumers understand how the cost of essential goods is changing as a result of the new tariffs. In an interview with CNBC, David Rosenberg, founder and president of the market research firm Rosenberg Research, warned, Were in for several months of a very significant price shock for the American household sector.

The Last of Us Part 2 Remasteredlaunched for PC on Thursday, finally bringing the acclaimed 2020 action-adventure title to the platform, and it seems to have got off to a decent start with its new audience.As per SteamDB, on its PC launch day,The Last of Us Part 2 Remasteredsaw a peak of 23,350 concurrent players on Steam. Those arent necessary groundbreaking numbers, but presumably, they will continue to rise over the games first weekend.In comparison,The Last of Us Part 1has a peak of 36,496 concurrent Steam players. It should be interesting to see whether its sequel can surpass it. One area where it has got off to a decidedly better start is its reception. WherePart 1sPC port was widely criticized upon release,Part 2has a Very Positive user review rating on Steam at the time of writing, with 91 percent of its 1000-and-odd user ratings being positive.The Last of Us Part 2is available on PS5, PS4, and PC. Read our review of the PC port through here. Season 2 of HBOsThe Last of Us adaptationis also coming later this month.

At the recent Switch 2 Direct, Nintendo also announced a major (and frequently requested) new feature for Nintendo Switch Online, in the form of GameCube titles finally joining the subscription services catalog. Now, another feature for the upcoming GameCube library has been revealed.As reported by Nintendo Life, GameCube titles playable on the Switch 2 via Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack will feature a CRT filter option. For those looking for an even more authentic retro experience, the filter should come as a welcome addition.GameCube titles will be available for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers on the Switch 2 on June 5, the day of the consoles release. At launch, three games will be available in the form ofThe Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, F-Zero GX,andSoulcalibur 2. More games will follow down the line, includingSuper Mario Sunshine, Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, Pokemon Colosseum, Luigis Mansion,and more.

With the release of Thunderbolts just a month away, some new footage was shown from the film today at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, introduced by stars Florence Pugh (Yelena Belova), David Harbour (Alexei Shostakov / Red Guardian), Hannah John-Kamen (Ava Starr / Ghost), Wyatt Russell (John Walker / U.S. Agent) and Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Valentina Allegra de Fontaine) - with Pugh saying how much she loved getting to jump from the second highest building in the world in the film. In the footage, we see the team driving, making small talk, as Jefferson Starships Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now (used prominently in the films recent trailer) plays on the radio. Up front, Bucky (Sebastian Stan) and Red Guardian talk about the super soldier serum and Hydra, while in the back, Yelena is discussing her Widows Bite bracelets with Ghost and John Walker, and asking John about the helmet he wears in battle. They then pull up to their destination, smashing their vehicle through the glass walls of the bottom floor. The minute they get out, we get the quick juxtaposition from the laid back vibe on the drive to how all-business they can be in fight, with them all doing fairly brutal takedowns of the soldiers attacking them, as Ghost, the most notably superpowered of the bunch, uses her phasing abilities. PlayThe fight is then interrupted by the voice of Valentina, who tells them to come upstairs - though Bucky still punches out the guy he was fighting. It turns out theyre in what was once Avengers Tower!In the top floor where Tony Stark once declared We have a Hulk, Valentina talks about how expensive it was to buy the building, and then laughs about the unlikely group in front of her - as she and Yelena face off about Valentina pitting them all against each other, only for them to become a team. Valentina goes through the group one-by-one, throwing out insults, calling John Walker Jr. Varsity Captain America. However, she doesnt recognize Red Guardian at all, asking who Santa is, infuriating him. On the flip side, Valentina seems to know Ghost quite well, casually calling her Ava. She then mocks Buckys brief time as a congressman (he was running for office in Captain America: Brave New World), saying its embarrassing he only served less than half a term. Bucky lunges at Valentina when an unseen force stops him in his tracks, making him unable to move. Thats when we see boots coming down the stairs, clearly belonging to the Sentry, and get glimpses of him wiping the floor with the team (though we still dont see him fully in the shots included). The Thunderbolts: The Tumultuous History of Marvel's Twisted Super-Team

At CinemaCon today, Edgar Wright and cast members Glen Powell, Josh Brolin and Colman Domingo debuted the first footage from the filmmaker's new take on The Running Man. Like the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger film, Wrights movie is adapted from the Stephen King book of the same name (written under his Richard Bachman pseudonym) about a dystopian game show where trained killers hunt you to the death - though theres a huge cash prize if you can somehow survive. Wright said that while he enjoyed the 1987 movie, he always wanted to see the book one of his favorites as a teenager more properly adapted, which is where his version comes in.The footage shown today indicates many of the details from the book discarded in the earlier film are put back in, starting with Ben Richards (Glen Powell) now much more of an everyman who volunteers for the games, thanks to financial desperation, rather than Schwarzeneggers framed police officer who was forced to play them. Wright noted that Ben initially wants to play one of the other, less lethal games, only to end up in the big one.Glen Powell, Edgar Wright, Colman Domingo, and Josh Brolin. Credit: Photo by Gabe Ginsberg/WireImageIn the 87 film, the shows host, Killian, was also the executive producer, but the new film restores these aspects to two separate characters, as King intended - with Josh Brolins Killian now solely the executive producer of The Running Man, while Colman Domingos Bobby Thompson hosts the show. We see Killian trying to convince Ben to play The Running Man and when Ben tells him Im not trying to get myself killed, so kiss my ass twice, Killian replies That right there is why youre perfect! Brolin described his character as wonderfully maniacal.In the footage, we see that Domingos Bobby is quite the showman, spotting a cowboy hat at one point and surrounded by dancing girls (the one aspect that feels inspired by the 1987 film). But we then see him scream in anger, presumably as the film goes on and Ben proves to be better at avoiding death than expected: This is America, damn it, and we dont put up with no bullshit! Hunt. Him. Down!Domingo described Bobby as someone who knows hes loved by America and they listen to him. Hes having a good time. He added that he and Wright talked about game show hosts and their function. The show must go on. The show must happen every day.Where the 1987 film had the game confined to a specific area, here Ben is on the run across the country, with Hunters trying to kill him wherever he goes. Where the 1987 film had the game confined to a specific area, here Ben is on the run across the country, with Hunters trying to kill him wherever he goes. Hes also followed at every turn by drone cameras, and we see him grab a hold of one at one point and scream into it Stop following me! before smashing it. As youd expect from Wright, the action looks dynamic and exciting with flourishes of dark humor, as bullets and arrows fly and some big fights break out.The footage ended with a very well received moment where Ben takes refuge with a man (Scott Pilgrim himself, Michael Cera) who turns out to have readied himself for attack by electrifying the floor of his hallway. As he and Ben stand safely in the next room, Cera takes out a large pump action water gun and sprays the floor, frying a group of Hunters as they storm in.Powell noted he regularly seeks career feedback from his Top Gun: Maverick co-star Tom Cruise, but was especially aware he had to speak to the actor who is fairly legendary for his big running scenes at this point about starring in a movie literally called The Running Man.Powell revealed Cruises advice about getting ready for a role with a lot of onscreen running was simply Film yourself running. You dont look as cool as you think you do."The Running Man opens November 7, 2025.Play

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Image: NintendoNintendo has already revealed the GameCube app for Switch 2 will be getting an optional CRT filter, but it won't be alone.The company's official website has also confirmed there are "new features" to look forward to on the Nintendo 64 app and included is a "new CRT filter" to add "a retro feel to your games".In addition to this is button remapping for each game's controls, and to top it off Nintendo is adding a Rewind feature (as seen in existing apps) - allowing you to "turn back time and undo a mistake" in N64 titles.Once again, these additional features have been specifically mentioned for the Nintendo 64 app on the Switch 2. Back in my day...Are you excited about these features coming to the N64 app? Tell us in the comments.[source nintendo.com]See AlsoShare:161 Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesWhere To Pre-Order Nintendo Switch 2Pre-orders open 8th/9th AprilNintendo Switch 2 Direct: Time, Where To Watch, What To ExpectIt's time for Switch 2Switch 2 Games Cost A Bit More Than You're Probably ExpectingYou'd better sit down for this...

Connect easier.Switch 2 will be packed with all sorts of enhancements and one other thing fans can apparently expect is better wireless connectivity.Nintendo Switch 2 hardware design lead Tetsuya Sasaki was asked about this as well as improved Bluetooth connections on the Switch 2 - confirming it's "improved" on all fronts:Read the full article on nintendolife.com

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Table of ContentsTable of ContentsSeven Seconds (2018)White Collar (2009-2014)Alias Grace (2017)As has been well documented since the dawn of the streaming era, the interfaces behind some of your favorite streaming services arent actually all that good. Netflix, for example, has tons of good shows, but unless its algorithm decides to surface them, you might struggle to find them.Thankfully, thats where we come in. Weve pulled together three great shows that you can watch this weekend, each of which might get a little buried by Netflix. Each of these shows strikes a different tone or mood, but all of them are excellent and well worth your time.Recommended VideosWe also have guides to the best movies on Netflix, the best movies on Hulu, the best movies on Amazon Prime Video, the best movies on Max,andthe best movies on Disney+.RelatedAnchored by the remarkable Regina King,Seven Secondstells the story of a hit-and-run that kills a young Black man. The crime, which a white police officer committed, leads to incredible racial tension across Jersey City.King plays an assistant prosecutor who wants to pursue hate crime charges, and the series tracks the case as it winds its way toward trial, all as the city threatens to erupt in hurt and anger. Seven Secondshappened before the George Floyd protests of 2020, but speaks incredibly well to the moment of racial animus that we are still living through seven years after its release.You can watchSeven Secondson Netflix.White Collar Trailer Season 1Truly, the kind of TV show we dont get enough of anymore, White Collartells the story of a white-collar criminal who teams up with the FBI to catch other criminals. Using his canny instincts, he can understand the minds of the criminals hes going after and figure out what their next move might be.Anchored by Matt Bomers winning charisma and remarkably light on its feet, White Collarran for six seasons on USA, and honestly, its the kind of show (like Suits) that feels like it could have just kept running forever.You can watchWhite Collaron Netflix.Based on a Margaret Atwood novel of the same name,Alias Gracetells the story of an Irish immigrant working in Upper Canada who is sentenced to life in prison for killing her employer. The series tells Graces story in an attempt to unravel her exact reasons for committing the crime and to understand the life she led beforehand. Anchored by Sarah Gadons quiet, often surprising central performance and adapted by Women Talkings Sarah Polley, the series is one of the most unheralded miniseries that Netflix has ever released.You can watchAlias Graceon Netflix.Editors Recommendations