Tariff price hikes could start with clothing, cars and coffee
The new tariffs will raise prices on everyday goods across sectors led by clothing cars and coffee. Analysts warn consumers will bear higher costs immediately with impacts extending to olive oil shoes electronics and branded apparel from Nike H&M Gap Amazon and Walmart.
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GOP split grows over Trump tariffs pressure
Republicans grapple with President Trump’s 10 percent tariff plan as markets fall and Congress debates authority. Grassley Cantwell and others push a bill to require Congress approval within 60 days and demand White House impact analysis, while many GOP lawmakers back the president or doubt passage.
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Trump fires NSC officials after Loomer meeting
President Donald Trump said he fired several White House National Security Council staffers following a visit by far right activist Laura Loomer who urged loyalty purges. Loomer pressed for staff purges while Trump claimed the action targeted those with divided loyalties or poor job fit.
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Pentagon watchdog to review use of Signal app
The acting Pentagon inspector general will review Defense Secretary Hegseth and other DoD officials for using the Signal messaging app for official business. The probe assesses compliance with DoD policies on a commercial encrypted platform not tied to secure networks.
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