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“White House outlines new tariffs that could shatter the rules of global trading.”

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WH outlines new tariffs

By ANA SWANSON NYTimes News Service WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump on Thursday set in motion a plan for new tariffs on other countries globally, an ambitious move that could shatter the rules of global trading and is likely to set off furious negotiations. The president directedhis advisers to come up with new tariff levels that take into account a range of trade barriers and other economic approaches adopted by America’s trading partners. That includes not only the tariffs that other…Read more

Payments to farmers are in peril

By LINDA QIU and JULIE CRESWELL NYTimes News Service WASHINGTON – Skylar Holden, a cattle rancher in Missouri, had signed a $240,000 cost-sharing contract with the Agriculture Department to add fencing and improve the watering system for his property. But after the Trump administration abruptly froze federal funding, Holden said, he was suddenly out tens of thousands of dollars and on the hook for tens of thousands more in labor and material costs, and risked losing his farm. “Whenever…Read more

Probation for grandmother in child starvation case

By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald A 67-year-old Hilo woman was sentenced Thursday to 10 years of probation for her role in starving her developmentally disabled 9-yearold granddaughter to death in 2016. In a deal with prosecutors, Henrietta Stone – who had originally been charged with second-degree murder for the deathof Shaelynn Lehano-Stone – pleaded no contest to manslaughter on Feb. 6, 2024. The child died June 28, 2016, mere hours after police and emergency medical services…Read more


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