Trump eases auto tariffs with temporary relief plan
President Trump signed orders offering a 15 percent rebate on imported auto parts for U.S. finished cars, dropping to 10 percent next year, to offset a 25 percent vehicle tariff. A second order prevents stacking of tariffs on parts and metals. Officials say the moves aim to give automakers a quick path to reshore output while Canada expresses concern over inconsistent tariffs.
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Democrats hail Carney victory in Canadian election
U S lawmakers applaud Liberal Mark Carney's win as Conservatives struggled. President Trump issued tariffs and taunts amid the race, with White House officials downplaying any shift in policy. Biden and others praised Carney, while Republicans mostly stayed silent. The new leader pledged to strengthen Canada US cooperation and tackle fentanyl and border security.
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