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Why are the U.S. and Canada imposing 50% retaliatory tariffs on each other?
Not talking trade. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News, and that's the problem. The US and Canada are not talking, not negotiating on trade. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada would impose a tit for tat tariff on the U.S. starting September eighth, after the U.S. slapped fifty percent tariffs on Canadian goods today. Fox's Alex Hogan has more from the White House.
The US has announced it will have a fifty percent tariff on as many as twenty billion dollars worth of Canadian products after these negotiations failed, and then Canada in response is imposing these retaliatory tariffs that the Canadian Prime Minister says will begin on September eighth.
To drop our remaining retaliatory tariffs on strategic sectors, particularly steel, aluminum, and autos.
What happened in the Texas case of teenage killer Carmelo Anthony?
If if the United States substantially lowered theirs to levels that made it economic for Canadian companies to export to the United States.
Now Carnew said that he called off the negotiations and that Canada could not agree to the U.S.'s new terms.
That is Fox's Alex Hogan reporting. Fox News has learned that teenage killer Carmelo Anthony will remain behind bars after a Texas judge shut down his bid for a new trial. Anthony's attorneys argued that a dispute with his former defense team kept him from testifying during his murder trial.
is appealing his conviction. Just days after Hurricane Lala battered the Hawaiian Islands, tropical storm Moke is closing in on the Big Island, threatening dangerous triple punch of heavy rain, flooding, and damaging winds. National Hurricane Center says Mokay has fifty mile an hour winds and is about four hundred twenty-five miles southeast of Hilo. Flood watch is an effect for the Big Island.
How is Tropical Storm Moke expected to impact Hawaii after Hurricane Lala?
America's listening to Fox News. Closing arguments are expected to start next week in the trial of a Massachusetts woman who strangled her three young children to death. The defense team for Lindsay Clancy rested its case yesterday, and the prosecution started calling rebuttal witnesses trying to prove that she was not suffering from postpartum psychosis.
The rebuttal witness, psychiatrist Dr. Avera Max, says he had interviewed Clancy and reviewed her records. He says Clancy was suffering from depression.
My opinion is that she retained the capacity that are required for having criminal responsibility for these actions.
Clancy has admitted to killing her children, but the defense has pled not guilty by reason of insanity.
Again, Fox's Madeline Rivera reporting.
What are the key arguments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and the insanity defense?
The European heat wave has an unusual side effect. It is revealing historic gardens, artifacts, and buildings previously buried under grass and water. Fox's Stephanie Bennett is in London.
160 miles north of London, Scorchgrass has revealed an intricate seventeenth century garden at Chatsworth House, a historic stately home that was also featured in the 2005 film Pride and Prejudice. In Oxfordshire, the footprint of an eighteenth century garden is once again sprawling across Blenheim Palace. The original parterre, a French word meaning on the ground, was created in 1705. It was dismantled and transformed again to the first. Some sixty years later. And in Wales at Denver Park, outlines of huts that were once used as a Second World War hospital and later as a prisoner of war camp.
Which historic artifacts are reappearing due to drought and heat across Europe and the U.S.?
After the war, they were converted into homes for local families. In Rome, falling water levels in the Tiber River have resurfaced the ancient remains of Nero's Bridge, roughly 2,000 years old.
And along the Danube River, wrecks of World War II German warships are also visible. However, rain and colder weather are expected to return to the regions and could bury those artifacts again. And a multi-state recall of alfalfa sprouts is underway after a Salmonella and E. coli outbreak. I'm Carmen Roberts. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why are the U.S. and Canada imposing 50% retaliatory tariffs on each other?
0:03–0:49
2
What happened in the Texas case of teenage killer Carmelo Anthony?
0:49–1:55
3
How is Tropical Storm Moke expected to impact Hawaii after Hurricane Lala?
1:55–2:42
4
What are the key arguments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and the insanity defense?
2:42–3:27
5
Which historic artifacts are reappearing due to drought and heat across Europe and the U.S.?
3:27–3:57