AI says:

Over the past year, the U.S. Dollar (USD) has actually weakened against the Canadian Dollar (CAD). While the USD is still the stronger currency overall, its lead has narrowed significantly since early 2025.

In February 2025, the exchange rate peaked at roughly $1.45 CAD, meaning the Canadian dollar was worth only about $0.69 USD. Today, it sits closer to $1.37 CAD ($0.73 USD).

If you were looking at this a year ago, the Canadian dollar was in a much deeper hole. While the CAD hasn't "surged," it has clawed back about 6% of its value from the 2025 lows, making U.S. travel and goods slightly less painful for Canadians than they were last spring.

Was there ever a position taken on a 'National Emergency' that they used to justify the tariffs to begin with?

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Another good one is Sitzpinkler - guy who pees sitting down.

Backpfeifengesicht - a face in need of a smack or a punch.

(German for 'cheek-whistle face'; cheek-whistle is a slap hard enough that they hear a whistle. a face that is asking for this treatment.)

Yes, if they have anything resembling an "actions which reflect upon..." section in the employment contract.
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So a college football coach would be gone the next day.

Anyone in HR?
Could an employee be fired for this?

He started his fourth. Then the 22nd amendment was ratified and limited future presidents to two terms.

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Since the start of the Industrial Revolution, the concentration of CO2 has increased by approximately 50% (from approx 280ppm to over 420ppm today). This increase is overwhelmingly attributed to human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil, and natural gas).

280 ppm was the stable natural baseline for appx 10,000 years before the industrial revolution.