Trump targets trade abuses
President Trump signed two executive orders to cut the trade deficit with a 90 day Commerce Department report on deficit drivers and steps to boost duties on imports. Officials frame the moves as analytical yet aggressive, while critics doubt broader economic factors will be addressed. Local reactions praise tougher enforcement supporting U.S. steel and jobs.
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Trump neglects to sign trade orders at Oval Office signing
President Trump touted two executive orders aimed at tracking trade deficits and tightening duties but did not sign them during the Oval Office ceremony. Officials later said he signed the measures, with Pence, Ross, Navarro, and Bannon in attendance as remarks followed.
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Verizon AppFlash privacy policy sparks spy ware concerns
The privacy policy for Verizon AppFlash hints at sharing data with Verizon units to target ads, including installed apps, though Verizon insists explicit user permission is required and that the feature can be disabled. The EFF retracted a prior blog post amid ongoing inquiry into the service.
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