EU plans countermeasures to Trump's 30 percent tariffs
EU trade ministers meeting in Brussels condemned the U.S. move as unacceptable and studied a second list of goods worth about 84 billion dollars for potential tariffs. Denmark's Rasmussen said unity underpins plans for robust, proportionate responses while seeking a negotiated deal before August.
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Trump threatens tariffs and renewed weapons push for Ukraine
President Donald Trump unveiled a plan to impose severe secondary tariffs on Russia if no peace is agreed in 50 days and urged rapid delivery of U S weapons to Ukraine. The Oval Office briefing with NATO chief Mark Rutte outlined Patriot systems and EU buyers, while Zelenskyy spoke of closer coordination by phone to bolster Ukraine’s defenses.
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Stocks Hover Near Records On Tariff Signals
U S stock indexes traded near record highs as President Trump eyed new tariffs on imports from Mexico and the European Union with an August 1 deadline. The S&P 500 rose 0.1 percent to within 0.2 percent of its high, the Dow gained 88 points, and the Nasdaq rose 0.3 percent to a fresh record.
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States sue over frozen school programs
A group of more than 20 states sued the Trump administration over billions in frozen education funds for after-school and summer programs. The suit says withholding the money disrupts programs at Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCA and public schools serving about 1.4 million children and teens. It argues the freeze violates the Constitution and federal law, risking access for many low income families as school starts. Rhode Island joined the suit after stepping in to fund summer programs and keep sites open.
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