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Guardian — US

Trump Implements New Tariffs on Over 80 Countries

Donald Trump has imposed new tariffs on over 80 countries, replacing an expiring 10% global duty. The tariffs, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, affect several major trading partners and follow a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated many of his earlier tariffs.

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Guardian — US

Trump Implements New Tariffs Affecting Over 80 Countries

Donald Trump has imposed new tariffs on over 80 countries, replacing an expiring 10% global duty. The tariffs, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, follow a Supreme Court ruling that many previous tariffs were illegal.

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New York Times — Business

Trump Introduces New Tariffs Following Supreme Court Ruling

President Trump has introduced a new system of tariffs in response to a Supreme Court ruling that overturned his earlier tariffs. Further details regarding the new tariffs are pending.

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apnews.com

Trump Implements New Tariffs on Imports from 60 Countries

President Trump has announced new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from 60 countries, citing inadequate enforcement of forced labor bans. The tariffs will take effect as previous temporary tariffs expire. Critics have raised concerns about the motivations behind these tariffs and their potential impact on consumers ahead of the midterm elections.

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Guardian — US

Trump Administration Implements New Tariffs on Over 80 Countries

The Trump administration has introduced new tariffs on over 80 countries, set to take effect on Friday, with rates between 10% and 12.5%. This action follows a Supreme Court ruling that found the president had previously overstepped his executive authority in trade matters.

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Fox News — Latest

Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman Admits to Sufficient Facts in Drunken Driving Case

Steve Kerrigan, chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, admitted to sufficient facts supporting a drunken driving charge following his arrest on June 13. He received a sentence of probation, a suspended driver's license, and was ordered to pay fines and complete an education program. Kerrigan's blood alcohol content was recorded at 0.089%, exceeding the legal limit.

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Fox News — Politics

Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman Admits to Sufficient Facts in Drunken Driving Case

Steve Kerrigan, chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, admitted to sufficient facts supporting a drunken driving charge following his arrest on June 13. He received a year of probation, a 45-day license suspension, and was required to pay fines and complete an education program. Kerrigan's blood alcohol content was recorded at 0.089%, exceeding the legal limit.

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Guardian — US

US Imposes New Tariffs on Over 80 Countries

The US has implemented new tariffs on over 80 countries, with rates between 10% and 12.5%. This move replaces a previously set 10% global duty and comes after a Supreme Court ruling on the legality of earlier tariffs.

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Fox News — Latest

USA Today Columnist Criticizes Heritage Foundation's Stance on Title IX

Nancy Armour of USA Today criticized the Heritage Foundation's recent report on Title IX, claiming it threatens women's rights in sports. The report argues for reforms to Title IX, suggesting that current interpretations harm both male and female athletes. Armour's comments come after she faced backlash for previous statements regarding WNBA player Caitlin Clark.

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BBC — World

US Implements Tariffs on Trade Partners Due to Forced Labour Claims

The US has introduced tariffs affecting around 60 trading partners due to allegations of insufficient measures against forced labour in imports. This decision reflects ongoing efforts to address human rights concerns in international trade.

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BBC — Business

UK Mortgage Rates Increase to Highest Level in a Month

UK mortgage rates have risen to their highest level in a month due to renewed tensions in the Middle East. These tensions have impacted the costs faced by lenders, leading to increased borrowing costs.

Bias: 4 Sentiment: -0.10