The planned tariffs — 25 percent for foreign-made steel and 10 percent for aluminum — are primarily aimed at China but will also hit U.S. allies. President Trump's announcement disappointed GOP congressional leaders and invited legal challenges and retaliation by the country's trading partners. Investors appeared shaken by the news.
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The storm will lash the Northeast with destructive coastal flooding, wind and heavy snow on Friday and Saturday. The National Weather Service is predicting a life-and-death situation along the coast.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country plans to bolster its arsenal with nuclear-powered cruise missiles capable of hitting any point on the globe. In a speech, he warned that Moscow would mobilize an immediate response to any nuclear attack on it or its allies.
In 2001, the future first lady was granted a green card in the elite EB-1 program, which is reserved for people with "extraordinary ability." That year, only five people from Slovenia obtained legal residency in the United States under the program, according to the State Department.
There's a mostly liberal narrative that has formed around the outgoing White House communications director — the same one that has formed around several women in the president's inner circle. The narrative is that these women do not want to be there. Why are so many people so unwilling to take their actions at face value?
Security officials recommended Administrator Scott Pruitt begin flying first class to create "a buffer" between him and the public following confrontations last year.
The Facebook posts underscore how the Russian campaign of social media manipulation went beyond the 2016 president election, congressional investigators reported.
A permit application for the March 24 event showed the Mall will be used for filming by "a student group at a local educational institution." The film crew's plans listed equipment such as two tables, two bikes and jump ropes.
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