Trump tariffs on Mexico spark border crisis debate
President Trump threatened 5 to 25 percent tariffs to curb illegal immigration from Mexico, triggering market drops and bipartisan alarms. He later called them off amid a claimed deal, though details show the core border measures were agreed months earlier and not a full immigration agreement. The episode damaged trust with allies and raised questions about policy clarity and constitutional limits. The First Amendment text follows.
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New Castle News Publisher seeks reader feedback on delivery
The New Castle News provides contact information for circulation issues and delivery expectations. It notes weekday delivery by 5 p.m. and Saturday by 9 a.m. and invites readers to call extension 611 for missed papers. It lists pricing for digital and print subscriptions and routes for address changes.
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Corruption and staffing chaos in the Trump White House
The piece argues widespread corruption in the Trump administration with 15 Cabinet-level exits, 15 acting positions, and numerous ethics questions involving Pruitt Zinke Fitzgerald Price DeVos Ross Long Mnuchin Chao. It accuses both parties of self enrichment and notes foreign leaders favor Trump properties, calling for Congress to act.
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Dollar General dispute stirs council and court appeals in New Castle
William Kosciuszko defends Highland Avenue project against neighborhood opposition. He cites City Ordinance 1321.08 and 1321.06, a 15-year judge ruling, and stress on using tax funds for legal action. The editor notes the author owns the property under dispute and urges reading the full ruling before appeal.
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