Tariffs on Drug Imports Face Global Supply Ties
The Commerce Department began a Section 232 probe into the drug industry to assess overreliance on imports and potential national security threats. While tariffs could lift domestic production, they may raise patient costs and trigger drug shortages. experts note 90 percent of top brand drugs are imported, with over $200 billion in annual medicine imports.
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Four-year-old Mackenzie seeks 800 friends for birthday party
Mackenzie Smith, a talkative child with autism, hopes for 800 friends at her upcoming 12:30 p.m. birthday party at McDonald’s in Amherst. Her mom Jessica has publicly invited neighbors and passersby to attend and help Mackenzie make new friends through playdates and social time.
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Self-deportation plan raises legal and ethical questions
Bloomberg Opinion notes Trump administration weighs $1000 exit bonuses and deportations to foreign countries with poor rights records. The piece questions legality, feasibility, and risks, citing Libya Rwanda and other cases, warning such tactics risk rights violations and backfire politically.
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