The US is imposing a 25% tariff on all cars produced outside its borders, as well as additional fees on imported components like engines and transmissions.
The move is aimed at protecting the American car industry from imports, but there are exemptions for US-based companies and those sourcing from Mexico and Canada.
Hefty tariffs may not necessarily drive consumers to buy American cars if other brands become pricier, as seen in the past with the surge in popularity of Japanese cars.
The new administration's actions may lead to a shift back to gas-powered vehicles, potentially undermining the US auto industry's competitiveness against China.
The Pentagon alerts government officials about Russian hackers targeting the privacy-focused messaging app Signal.
The Light Phone III, a minimalist phone with private GPS, is now available for purchase.
No Man's Sky introduces a feature allowing players to excavate planets for ancient alien skeletons.
Canon launches the PowerShot V1 Compact and R50 V mirrorless cameras tailored for vlogging.
Block, the payments company owned by Jack Dorsey, lays off 931 employees to streamline operations.
Robinhood announces plans to offer banking services with luxury perks and same-day cash delivery to users with a Gold subscription.