Trump officials weigh 25 percent tax on imported cars
Washington considers a 25 percent tariff on imported vehicles citing national security to pressure Mexico in NAFTA talks. Officials say a formal Section 232 inquiry could come, while EU carmakers fall and negotiators struggle to reach terms on auto content. Industry voices warn of higher prices and fewer choices for U.S. buyers.
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Kushner Granted Permanent Security Clearance
Kushner, adviser to President Trump, received a permanent security clearance after an FBI background check that followed a lengthy review of his finances and foreign contacts. He reportedly faced extensive questioning by Mueller's team about topics including Comey's firing and related investigations.
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NFL adopts flexible anthem policy amid protests
The NFL and team owners approve a policy that no longer requires players to be on the sideline for the national anthem. Teams may discipline players who protest publicly during the anthem while players on the field are expected to stand if they are there. The league can fine teams for protests and the Players Association will review the policy for CBA compliance.
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Trump blocked Twitter critics in public forum ruling
A federal judge ruled that President Trump cannot block Twitter followers for political views, finding the Trump account operates as a public forum and that government officials are bound by First Amendment limits. The decision clarifies that only parts of the account are protected as a public forum, not the entire profile.
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China consulate worker risks parallels to Havana sonic incidents
A U S government employee in Guangzhou reported head pressure sensations similar to the Cuba case that afflicted 24 U S diplomats or family members. Officials said symptoms were subtle yet abnormal and may indicate mild traumatic brain injury, prompting a health alert and renewed scrutiny of possible sonic or targeted causes.
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