Trump mulls $60 billion tariff blow at China
President Donald Trump prepares a tariff package valued at about 60 billion dollars aimed at China over intellectual property and market access. Four senior officials confirm the plan as Mnuchin meets ministers in Buenos Aires to discuss a potential trade war and Beijing reforms.
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Serial bomber strikes Austin as city remains on edge
Investigators label the fourth explosion in Austin as part of a string of attacks by a sophisticated serial bomber. The blast injured two people and followed two fatal and another injurious device earlier in the month. Authorities note a shift from targeted homes to a road side device with a tripwire. NAACP leaders urge vigilance as eastern neighborhoods, home to Black and Hispanic residents, face renewed threat in a citywide security concern.
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Supreme Court rejects Pennsylvania gerrymandering appeal
The Supreme Court refused to block a new election map in Pennsylvania that could allow Democrats to win four or more congressional seats. GOP leaders had defended the gerrymander that had given them a 13-5 advantage for years. Democrats celebrated a seat pickup when Conor Lamb won a special election in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Trump proposes death penalty for drug dealers at New Hampshire event
President Donald Trump unveiled an anti-opioid plan in Manchester advocating the death penalty for drug dealers, new federal funding of 6 billion, faster sentencing, and reduced opioid prescriptions by a third. He urged a tougher approach and access to Narcan for schools. Opiant Pharmaceuticals shares rose after the remarks.
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Trump lawyers turn over memo set to Mueller probe
Trump's attorneys supplied the special counsel with written summaries of key moments from the White House to limit the interview scope. The documents cover events like Flynn and Comey ousters and aim to constrain questions to what he did and what he was thinking.
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