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President Trump wants to impose 50% tariffs on an array of Canadian goods.
“It's both retaliation for Canada itself retaliating against U.S. tariffs, it's also part”
of an attempt to re-impose tariffs after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled many unlawful earlier this year. If you're Daniel Kurtz-Laban has more." The new action by the White House constitutes a high tariff on goods from one of the U.S.'s biggest trading partners, the new fees are set to take effect in a month.
The White House says Canada is among the only countries along with China to retaliate against U.S. tariffs and that these latest levies are in response to the continued Canadian retaliation on goods like U.S. liquor and automobiles. The new 50% fees apply to a variety of goods including food and agriculture products and also some types of wood.
However, there is still a month until they take effect, meaning there's still time to negotiate. Daniel Kurtz-Laban and Pierre-Nous. Arizona is the one-state holding primaries today, giving a look into a voter sentiment
“and a state where Republicans narrowly outnumber Democrats and independence.”
The GOP will try to flip the governor's office this fall, which Democrat Katie Hobbes won narrowly, while Democrats hope to pick up a couple of U.S. house seats in the swing state. Cameron Sanchez from Member Station KJZZ has more. For Democrats, we've heard a lot about opposition to President Trump and some voters
do relate that to the cost of living. I spoke with Dorothy Garcia at her home in Scottsdale, Arizona, while I was tagging along with a Democratic candidate. Medical schools, taxes, water bill, light bill, electricity, you like that, yeah. The richer you are, the more you get, the poorer you are, the less you get.
For some Republicans, I do think the border in Sons were a border state, and immigration still remains the top issue, but there is concern that if Democrats win Congress, they'll allow too much immigration in their view. Cameron Sanchez is reporting. In Mississippi, funeral services were held for Nolan Wells yesterday.
He's the 18-year-old who has found dead two weeks ago off the coast, at least Greg of the Gulf States newsroom and Mississippi Public Broadcasting has more. Wells' funeral was a time to mourn and a call to justice, with the investigation on going, and many key details still missing. Wells, who was black, traveled to Horn Island with friends for independent stay and was
the only one who didn't return. The Reverend Al Sharpton, who officiated the funeral, is one of several civil rights leaders working with the family.
“When 18-year-old young man, to no longer be with us, we want answers, and I think that for”
the family, the closure can come if there is justice. Homemaker Tyler Perry paid for the funeral and is working with Sharpton to offer a $100,000 reward for new information regarding Wells' death. For NPR news, I mean these Greg in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. You're listening to NPR news from Washington.
North Korea's foreign minister met with Russia's Vladimir Putin, and vowed to further strengthen their alliance.
This is Russia and North Korea are growing increasingly critical of the U.S. and its Asian
allies. And here, say when you're gone, has more from Seoul. Foreign minister Cheshone said her country will continue to steadfastly support Russia, calling Putin the closest and the worst friend of North Korean leader Kim Jong-in. North Korean state media said the two countries discussed key international affairs of mutual
interest, and that it they were aligned on all issues. North Korea has provided Russia with weapons and more than 14,000 troops for its war against Ukraine, according to Ukraine's military intelligence. In the meantime, North Korea has ignored Washington's calls for dialogue, and fortified its border with South Korea.
Russia's foreign ministry recently criticized South Korea for pursuing defense industrial cooperation with NATO. 10-gong NPR news sold.
The federal judge has temporarily blocked the proposed $111 billion merger of paramount and
Warner Brothers, prohibiting them from closing the deal for 14 days amid legal challenges for more than a dozen states. The state's alleged the proposed deal would reduce competition, hurt movie goers along with TV and news content that the public relies on, hearing has been scheduled for early next month.
World Financial Markets Asian markets closed in mixed territory the NK up 3.2% the hang saying in Hong Kong, down a fraction. Of all the protests in the summer of 2020, one took a unique turn. This is the story of how violence came to occupy an anti-violence occupation in Seattle. Listen to we keep us safe, a new true crime series on the Embedded Podcast from NPR.
