Stocks tumble as Trump trade wars rattle markets
Wall Street slid as S&P 500 fell 2.4 percent and Dow dropped 971 points amid fears over Trump tariffs and Fed policy. Nvidia and Tesla aided Nasdaq decline while bonds and the dollar weakened, marking an unusual selloff as Washington policy fuels investor caution. China warned of countermeasures as talks with Japan stalled and Powell faced Trump criticism over rate cuts.
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Victim of domestic violence faces rent relief cutoff in Brooklyn
Daniris Espinal moved into a Brooklyn three bedroom with her two daughters using an Emergency Housing Voucher. The program started in 2021 under the American Rescue Plan to aid about 60,000 households fleeing homelessness or domestic violence but runs out of money by end of next year. Congress options include an $8 billion infusion, but GOP opposition clouds prospects. Without renewal tens of thousands could face eviction or return to abusive situations, experts warn.
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Lorain County candidate fights protection order hearing
Aaron Knapp, Republican candidate for Lorain City Council Ward 6, seeks to vacate a protection order against Tia Hilton amid allegations of threats. A further hearing is set for 1 30 p m Monday at the Lorain County Justice Center in Elyria. Hilton alleges Knapp threatened her and made posts online, while Knapp denies the claims and cites transcripts and surveillance as evidence.
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