Harley-Davidson aims to grow in Europe amid EU tariffs
Harley-Davidson pursues higher European sales with plans to move EU destined motorcycle production to Thailand Brazil and India to counter a 31 percent EU tariff. Analysts note Harley holds about 10 percent of the European market vs 50 percent in the U.S. amid strong competition from Ducati Triumph and BMW with cultural perception shaping demand. The 115th anniversary rally in Prague July 5-8 attracts up to 100000 attendees from about 70 countries.
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Supreme Court Upholds Travel Ban Restricts Several Nations
USA TODAY reports the Supreme Court upholding a travel ban affecting Iran Libya Somalia Syria and Yemen. Included are carve outs for legal permanent residents refugees and those with bona fide U.S. relationships. others with no U.S. links remain barred. additional restrictions target North Korea and Venezuela.
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Supreme Court upholds travel ban despite religious bias questions
The court ruled the proclamation falls within presidential authority andnational security justification, rejecting claims of religious discrimination from Muslims. Chief Justice Roberts led the majority, while the four liberal justices dissented, with Breyer and Sotomayor signaling potential anti religious bias evidence for further review.
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Travel ban fuels polarizing election debate
Washington President Trump hailed the Supreme Court upholding his travel ban as a victory for national security while Democrats framed it as discriminatory. The decision shapes midterm campaigns with Republicans rallying to bolster border security and conservatives, and Democrats warning of broader implications for religious tolerance and immigration policy. Critics urge voters to consider who should lead future policy and the court.
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Supreme Court strikes down California abortion information law
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, ruled California’s law requiring anti abortion centers to disclose state sponsored services likely violates the First Amendment. Justice Kennedy warned of government imposed messaging and the ruling may affect similar laws in other states.
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