Shoppers at online stores like Shein and Temu could see higher prices and slower shipping times when a trade loophole known as "de minimis" closes, which is set to happen in May. The de minimis ...

Editor's note: Click here for the latest on tariffs facing Shein and Temu. Known for selling products ranging from clothes to furniture at cheap prices, Shein and Temu have attracted American ...

I placed an order at Temu just before "Liberation Day" tariffs were announced — as a last hurrah. Since then, there's been a lot of on-again, off-again tariff news. Will I get walloped with a $ ...

Idaho police officers opened fire from behind a chain-link fence just ... autistic and intellectually disabled — as he stepped toward them with a knife, video from a witness shows.

Fast fashion could become more expensive for consumers as China-based retailers like Temu and Shien will no longer be able to ship goods to the U.S. cheaply due to the closing of a tariff loophole.

Video shows the moment Pocatello police open fire on a teenage boy holding a knife who is mentally and physically disabled.

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still holding the knife. The body camera footage shows the officers shout for Keesler to drop the weapon and then fire multiple shots, at which point Keesler, now lying prone, stops moving.

The rule has faced heavy scrutiny as US officials pointed to the growth of Chinese-founded online retailers Shein and Temu as a factor behind a surge of shipments using the exemption in recent years.

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