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U.S. products overnight.
“The tariffs up to 50 percent are in retaliation for President Trump's decision to lev a U.S.”
tariffs on Canadian goods, such as steel and dairy. Reporter Peter Armstrong says Canada must use incense over its treatment by the Trump administration. "Little drive-up costs and hurt businesses on both sides of the border. The expectation of course is that the U.S. is going to respond. And we all know this isn't going to be huge impact on the macro economy in the U.S.
But where this hits, it hurts, right? Kentucky bourbon makers, California winemakers, tourism in all these areas that used to be so frequented by Canadian tourists. That's cost billions of dollars.
The auto industry spent like 110 billion dollars on tariffs and tariff-related costs.
Canada is the biggest market for U.S. cars, right? U.S. auto exports to Canada plummeted 22 percent since all this started. Peter Armstrong reporting from Toronto. Saudi authorities say cross-border Houthi attacks have wounded more than 70 people overnight.
“And Pierce A.A.B. Troy says women and children were also hurt when Houthi's targeted”
four regions in southwest Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia said it affirms the right to defend its sovereignty and safeguard its assets following Houthi attacks on civilian and economic sites. The Houthi ballistic missile and drone attacks raised the specter of renewed war in Yemen following several years of tenuous truths.
Houthi say they struck a ramp call oil sites and economic zone and an air base in southwest
Saudi Arabia, in response to 121 Saudi air strikes across Yemen in the past three days, including
one that struck a prison Monday, the Houthi say women and children were killed in that attack. Fighting between Saudi-backed Yemeni forces and the Houthis has also intensified near the Babel-Mandep shipping corridor. The Iran-backed Houthis are also targeting Saudi tankers in the Red Sea, forcing the kingdom to reroute oil shipments through a much longer route – A.A.B. Troy and Pyrenees, Dubai.
In the U.S., investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board are in Miami are looking into the crash of an Amazon cargo plane that killed five people and injured five others, and Beos Jaclyn Diaz has more. Investigators have recovered flight data in the cockpit voice recorder from the crashed plane.
The broader work by investigators is just getting started.
They are expected to stay on scene for a week.
That's according to Jennifer Hamidi, chair of the National Transportation Safety Board. Based on her latest updates, here's some of what we know. The Amazon Prime cargo plane overranned the runway, and crashed into an airline-cleaning company van that was carrying seven people. Then hit a car before skating to a stop.
Hamidi did not comment on the status of those who were injured. Recovery of the victims is still happening. The cause of the crash has yet to be determined. Jaclyn Diaz and Pyrenees. You're listening to NPR News from Washington.
French political leaders are stunned by some of this weekend's election results in neighbouring Germany, a far-right party that is also pro-Russian, won the vote in a small Eastern German state, shocking German leaders too. And Beos Eleanor Beardsley says, "French elections are in seven months, and far-right candidates are leading French polls."
Writing on X, French Foreign Minister John Wadbaro, said the crushing victory of a neo-Nazi anti-European pro-Putin party in Germany illustrates the strength of the far-right wave unfurling across Europe. He called the AFD's program, which includes making separate classrooms for migrant and handicap children.
A betrayal of the European spirit and an exaltation of xenophobia. He called on Europeans to resist the banalization of extremist ideas. Just as politicians evoked parallels between Germany and France, but Marine Le Pen's National Rally Party was largely silent. Considered less extreme than the AFD, it's severed ties with them in the European Parliament
in 2024, following their ambiguous statements about the role of the SS during World War II. Le Pen has worked to mainstream her party over the last decade, Eleanor Beardsley and Pierre News Paris. "Today is New Hampshire's Premier election, New Hampshire Democratic Senator Jean Chihine is retiring."
Former Senator's John Sanunu and Scott Brown are among eight GOP candidates running for her seat. Five Democratic candidates are also running, including New Hampshire Congressman Chris Pappas. On core of a Coleman NPR news, from Washington. "You count on sunscreen to protect your skin, but that SPF rating on the bottle might not
be exactly as advertised." "So you can measure an SPF 50 at one lob and an SPF 30 at another."
“On the Sunday story, is it time to update sunscreen guidance?”
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