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Trump Imposes New Round of Tariffs on Canada for ‘Discriminatory’ Trade Practices

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By Andrew Mullin Verified
| WJR-AM (Detroit, MI) Verified
CANADA ~ The Trump administration announced Monday that it would implement 50% tariffs on a slew of Canadian products, furthering the president’s aggressive trade policies and antagonism towards the U.S.’ northern neighbor. President Donald Trump said the tariffs were retaliatory due to “discriminatory” trade practices from Canada on U.S. products from the auto, alcohol, and dairy industries. He issued the tariffs under the 1930 Trade Act, implementing the tariffs in the next 30 days.
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Michigan’s Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Flies Past 6,500 Cases, With Taco Bell Lettuce Giving False Positive

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By Andrew Mullin Verified
| WJR-AM (Detroit, MI) Verified
MICHIGAN ~ A parasitic outbreak in Michigan ballooned to 6,571 cases Monday, with the source of the month-long outbreak still unknown after a test of lettuce sold at some Taco Bell restaurants done by the Food and Drug Administration gave a false positive for Cyclosporiasis. Taylor Farms, a produce supplier that sells lettuce to Taco Bell locations, was seen as the likely culprit for the outbreak, but the false positive found Sunday leaves the case with no clear source.
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Trump Imposes New Round of Tariffs on Canada for ‘Discriminatory’ Trade Practices

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By Andrew Mullin Verified
| WJR-AM (Detroit, MI) Verified
CANADA ~ The Trump administration announced Monday that it would implement 50% tariffs on a slew of Canadian products, furthering the president’s aggressive trade policies and antagonism towards the U.S.’ northern neighbor. President Donald Trump said the tariffs were retaliatory due to “discriminatory” trade practices from Canada on U.S. products from the auto, alcohol, and dairy industries. He issued the tariffs under the 1930 Trade Act, implementing the tariffs in the next 30 days.
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