Since Donald Trump has slapped a 10 per cent tariff on an Australian territory with no human inhabitants - only penguins and seals - a new viral resistance has been gaining traction online..

Penguins, seals and other inhabitants may have to learn not to get in the way of American greatness. While brains are wracked over the global impact of US tariffs, what has left many particularly ...

The first time National Geographic Explorer Pablo “Popi” Garcia Borboroglu set foot in a penguin colony, he felt the world fall into place. Swept up in the overwhelming energy of half a ...

Aside from climate change and pollution, penguins are now facing one more threat from humanity: President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Trump on Wednesday announced expansive tariffs on more than 180 ...

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Robert Thomas scored a power-play goal in overtime and the St. Louis Blues tied a franchise record with their 11th consecutive win, 5-4 over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday ...

Both gold and silver have seen impressive rallies in the current calendar year, gaining in double-digits. While trade war jitters and hopes of monetary easing are driving the bullion to record ...

Alongside China, India and EU were unexpected names such as the Heard and McDonald Islands, a barren sub-Antarctic Australian territory inhabited by penguins but no humans. One widely shared meme ...

While global economies shudder from Trump's tariffs, they're leading to a confused reaction in unexpected places. Norfolk Islanders are trying to understand why they've been subjected to a 29 ...

Two tiny, remote Antarctic outposts populated by penguins and seals are among the obscure places targeted by the Trump administration's new tariffs. Heard and McDonald Islands - a territory which ...

While it was the Australian-ruled aquatic birds that took all the headlines for being hit with a 10 percent “retaliatory” tariff, spare a thought for the penguins that find themselves under European ...

which are located off the coast of Antarctica and are inhabited only by penguins. Lutnick defended the move as not only reasonable, but necessary, claiming that other countries would otherwise try ...