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How will new tariffs affect the cost of U.S.-made products that use imported aluminum and steel?

How will new tariffs affect the cost of U.S.-made products that use imported aluminum and steel?

How will new tariffs affect the cost of U.S.-made products that use imported aluminum and steel?

Domestic businesses consider the cost. I'm Steve Inskeep with Leila Fadal, and this is Up First from NPR News. The White House formally asked Congress to claw back some spending it had previously approved. The administration made that request after failing to cut spending very much on its own.

Domestic businesses consider the cost. I'm Steve Inskeep with Leila Fadal, and this is Up First from NPR News. The White House formally asked Congress to claw back some spending it had previously approved. The administration made that request after failing to cut spending very much on its own.

Domestic businesses consider the cost. I'm Steve Inskeep with Leila Fadal, and this is Up First from NPR News. The White House formally asked Congress to claw back some spending it had previously approved. The administration made that request after failing to cut spending very much on its own.

What would a vote in Congress mean for public broadcasting and foreign aid?

What would a vote in Congress mean for public broadcasting and foreign aid?

What would a vote in Congress mean for public broadcasting and foreign aid?

Starting today, the tax on the imported metals is 50%, and that is double what it was yesterday. It's the president's latest move and is constantly shifting trade war.

Starting today, the tax on the imported metals is 50%, and that is double what it was yesterday. It's the president's latest move and is constantly shifting trade war.

Starting today, the tax on the imported metals is 50%, and that is double what it was yesterday. It's the president's latest move and is constantly shifting trade war.

The president would like Congress to vote down money that it previously voted up. $8 billion are for the U.S. Agency for International Development. $1.1 billion are set aside to support the next two years of public broadcasting, mainly local stations. The process of taking back the money is called rescission. Congress has 45 days to approve these requests or let them die.

The president would like Congress to vote down money that it previously voted up. $8 billion are for the U.S. Agency for International Development. $1.1 billion are set aside to support the next two years of public broadcasting, mainly local stations. The process of taking back the money is called rescission. Congress has 45 days to approve these requests or let them die.

The president would like Congress to vote down money that it previously voted up. $8 billion are for the U.S. Agency for International Development. $1.1 billion are set aside to support the next two years of public broadcasting, mainly local stations. The process of taking back the money is called rescission. Congress has 45 days to approve these requests or let them die.

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NPR covers itself like anybody else, so we will give you the facts, and no NPR newsroom or corporate executives had any input into this story.

NPR covers itself like anybody else, so we will give you the facts, and no NPR newsroom or corporate executives had any input into this story.