Deadly Chicago fire kills eight people including six children
A pre dawn blaze at a Chicago apartment building killed eight people, six of them children, with two others hospitalized in critical condition. Fire officials said an infant was among the dead and noted the tragedy as one of the city’s deadliest in years.
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Trade War Tolls Growth Amid Tariff Showdown
An Illinois farmer faces losses as corn soybeans and pork prices fall. A Florida boat maker pays dealers in China to offset tariffs, risking employee bonuses. Trump levies tariffs on steel and aluminum and on Chinese goods to push market access while provoking retaliation. Moody's Analytics flags modest growth hit and jobs impact.
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United States Tariffs Grow Across Major Imports in 2018
The United States imposes tariffs totaling billions on solar panels washing machines steel and aluminum from various partners. China responds with tariffs on Chinese imports as the two nations broaden trade actions and exemptions shift through 2018.
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Shootout at Jacksonville Madden Tourney Leaves Three Dead
Three killed and 11 wounded in a Madden 19 tournament rampage at Chicago Pizza and Sports Grille in Jacksonville Landing. Shooter, identified as David Katz, 24, of Baltimore, died by suicide. Authorities said nine of the injured were hospitalized, two sought care independently. Sheriff Mike Williams cited no motive and urged spectators away as SWAT hunted suspects inside the Landing.
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Gala to top Red Delicious in U S apple popularity
The U S Apple Association forecasts Gala will overtake Red Delicious as the nation’s leading apple in 2018 with 52.4 million Gala apples grown, up 5.9 percent, while Red Delicious drops 10.7 percent to 5.7 million. Honeycrisp grows 21.8 percent to 23.5 million. Granny Smith, Fuji follow. Contributing: Zlati Meyer.
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