Evening Edition: Trump moves ahead with tariffs, offers relief to some allies, invites others to negotiate
Elon Musk says dealing with China's trade policy is 'like competing in an Olympic race wearing lead shoes'; Does the U.S. have the 'lowest tariffs in the world'?
The tariffs, which take effect in 15 days, initially will not apply to metals shipments from Canada and Mexico so that officials can assess progress toward a new North American Free Trade Agreement, according to a senior administration official. Some other countries also may seek exemptions by addressing what the Trump administration calls a threat to national security caused by their products, the official said.
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British authorities said former double agent Sergei Skripal had been "targeted specifically" with a nerve agent, echoing the cases of Kremlin critics that have have died in mysterious circumstances.
From modern-day icons to figures who paved the way long before we were born, these women were the first of their kind. Some of their faces may be familiar, while we hope you find others who are new and surprising.
The Parkland students have channeled a personal hell into one of the most potent online forces since @realDonaldTrump. Never before have survivors of gun violence stayed on the national agenda for so long.
Approval of the bill, which would raise the age to buy rifles and impose a waiting period to purchase certain guns, signaled a major shift for a state known as a legal laboratory for gun rights activists.
President Trump has reportedly talked to aides who have spoken to special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's team. One incident might take the cake when it comes to Trump's oft-demonstrated blend of chutzpah and unwieldiness.
Women in the film and television industry frequently experience everything from subtle coercion to threats and verbal abuse at the hands of directors or producers.
Derrius Guice said in a radio appearance this week that his team interviews were "pretty crazy," and that "some people are really trying to get in your head and test your reaction."
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