From tariff-induced vehicle pile-ups at American ports to email hacks targeting bank regulators and Instagram's potential iPad app, today's episode examines the ripple effects of trade policies and security vulnerabilities.

US tariffs cause car import pile-up at American ports - Financial Times

The Canadians and Danes boycotting American products - BBC

Fake job seekers are flooding US companies - Slashdot

Hackers spied on 100 US bank regulators' emails for over a year - Bloomberg

Instagram might finally release an iPad app - The Verge

Ripple agrees to acquire prime brokerage Hidden Road for $1.25B - CoinDesk

Book publishers mount legal defense of libraries - Forbes

Mortgage rates slingshot higher as tariff uncertainty roils markets - CNBC

YouTube adds new AI music elements, new ID confirmation options - Social Media Today

tariff impact, consumer boycotts, fake applicants, bank regulator hack, Instagram iPad app, mortgage rates

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