Annie Minoff

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239 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard Jun 2025

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Yesterday, they got that stay, which will remain in place as the case works its way through the courts.
But in the meantime, the Trump administration does have a plan B. That plan is after the break. So could you start by introducing yourself?
So you're not busy at all.
Gavin has been tracking the administration's moves in the aftermath of the International Trade Court's decision. Gavin, the administration is in the middle of trade negotiations right now with the European Union, with China. How could this ruling impact those talks?
So was the administration right in that court filing? Like, does this decision make it less likely that countries will want to make a deal?
The Trump administration will continue to pursue the case through the courts. But according to people Gavin's talked to, the administration is also working on a potential Plan B. This plan wouldn't rely on IEPA. It would rely on yet another law from the 1970s, the Trade Act of 1974.
This section, the first part of the plan, allows the president to put tariffs in place for 150 days.
The problem, of course, is that those tariffs would be temporary unless they're reauthorized by Congress.
Trump has actually used this section of the law before. He used it to impose tariffs on China during his first term. But implementing tariffs this way takes time and work.
So Gavin, where does this all leave Trump's signature economic policy of these sweeping tariffs?
That's all for today, Friday, May 30th. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. The shows made by Catherine Brewer, Pia Gadkari, Carlos Garcia, Rachel Humphries, Ryan Knudsen, Sophie Codner, Matt Kwong, Kate Leinbaugh, Colin McNulty, Jessica Mendoza, Laura Morris, Enrique Perez de la Rosa, Sarah Platt, Alan Rodriguez-Espinoza,
Heather Rogers, Pierce Singey, Jivika Verma, Lisa Wang, Catherine Whalen, Tatiana Zamise, and me, Annie Minoff. Our engineers are Griffin Tanner, Nathan Singapak, and Peter Leonard. Our theme music is by So Wiley. Additional music this week from Catherine Anderson, Peter Leonard, Billy Libby, Nathan Singapak, Haley Shaw, Griffin Tanner, and Blue Dot Sessions.
Fact-checking this week by Kate Gallagher and Mary Mathis. Thanks for listening. See you Monday.
We're on a culinary journey.
Problem solved.
Like, what do you do if you wake up and your credit score just plummets because of your student loans?
What came first, the chicken or the egg? Well, the egg came first in this story. CalMain Foods, the egg company, shares are soaring this year up 64%.
Over the last few weeks, a crisis has unfolded just outside New York City at Newark Liberty International Airport.
In late April, the radios that controllers used to talk to airplanes went silent. And the radar they used to guide the planes suddenly went dark.
Controllers were in the dark for a harrowing 90 seconds. Then last week, it happened again. Another outage earlier this morning. And then just a few days ago, another malfunction. Another technical issue at Newark Airport today forcing a 45-minute ground stop, leading to more delays and cancellations. Government officials say they're working to fix the equipment problems.
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