2026-08-24 20:00 UTC | BLOCK 963898

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2026-08-24T20:00:00Z

2026-08-24 20:00 UTC | BLOCK 963898 BITCOIN $78,815 | GOLD $4,636 | OIL $92.29

  1. Trump raises Canadian auto tariffs to 50% -- President Donald Trump said the U.S. will increase tariffs on Canadian cars to 50%, escalating the trade dispute with Ottawa. -- The levy threatens integrated North American vehicle supply chains, lifting costs for manufacturers and buyers while increasing pressure on Canada to retaliate.

  2. U.S. seeks nationwide UN arms embargo on Sudan -- Washington proposed expanding the UN arms embargo from Darfur to all of Sudan, a change that requires Security Council approval and faces Russian opposition. -- Broader restrictions could raise the cost of supplying Sudan's combatants, but a Russian veto would expose the Security Council's limited leverage over the four-year war.

  3. Turkey sentences five opposition mayors -- Turkish courts sentenced five opposition mayors in cases that critics describe as politically motivated, according to the Associated Press. -- The rulings further constrain municipal opposition networks and deepen legal uncertainty for challengers to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government.

  4. U.S. opens two more ports to Mexican cattle -- The U.S. will allow Mexican cattle shipments through two additional ports over the next two months, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said. -- Greater import capacity could ease tight beef supplies and food-price pressure, though the effect depends on herd health controls and shipment volumes.

  5. Kentucky approves 482 MW power deal for TeraWulf campus -- Kentucky regulators approved a 482-megawatt power agreement for TeraWulf's Justified computing campus, Blockspace Media reported. -- The load commitment advances large-scale mining and data-center infrastructure while concentrating new demand on the regional grid.

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