Court blocks Trump’s tariffs; CPAC in Hungary: NPR

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A federal court blocked many tariffs from President Trump yesterday this season. The US Court of International Trade says that the President exceeded his authority when he imposed the tariffs on April 2. If the verdict is, it would also reflect all the tariffs imposed on this day, which have imposed goods from Canada, Mexico, Mexico and China.

• 🎧 In this case, the operations are highScott Horsley from NPR says First up. Trump has withdrawn from some of the import taxes, but the White House explained that he could reopen it at any time if he wants. Investors welcome the idea that the courts will take away Trump’s tariff hammer. The Attorney General of Oregon, Dan Rayfield The verdict is a victory for working familiesthat do not have the flexibility in the budget to increase prices that increase prices due to tariffs. The Trump government said that it would make the court’s decision.

Trump has increasingly expressed his frustrations with Russian President Vladimir Putin for several days With regard to slow progress in the end of the war in Ukraine. Yesterday Trump said that he was “disappointed” that Russia continued to attack while the negotiations were still in progress. Last night Russia announced his willingness to hold another round of peace talks next Monday in Istanbul, Turkey.

• 🎧 Despite his frustration, Trump made it clear that he is not ready to meet Russia with new sanctionsAccording to Charles Maynes by Npr. Some Kremlin officials have happened to Trump about what happens. The Kremlin has also reacted by indicating a deal that was signed with Germany yesterday to produce long -term weapons that are able to beat in Russia in Russia. The Ukrainians will probably be at the peace meeting next week to show Trump that they are No obstacle on the way to end the war.

American and European conservatives, populists and nationalists gather in Hungary today for the conservative political action conference. It is the fourth year in a row in which the event took place in Hungary. In recent years, conservatives in America have regarded the country and its prime minister Viktor Orban as an inspiring model for the elected choice and implementation of a political agenda. Orban has managed the country in the past 15 years. Many Hungary and analysts say that he has this longevity by taking over and undermining democratic institutions.

• 🎧 Morning edition Moderator Leila Fadel, who was in Hungary this week, says there are parallels between Trump and Orban in style and substance. Your followers appreciate what you see as two leaders who call it as it is. The guidelines of the two managers in parallel with similarities in dealing with universities. The universities of Hungary were all state schools that enjoyed academic autonomy. Now they are under private foundations that get government money and the foundation decides how they run. Trump also used it Threats from holding back federal funds To get universities to meet the demands of his government.

Life counseling

It can be difficult to maintain relationships with old friends. Nina Badzin, the host of the podcast Dear Nina: Talks about friendshipSays it is important to have friends who knew you in several phases of life. She discussed with Life Kit How to cultivate a way of thinking to promote relationships with old friends over time and distance.

• 👭 being an adult means taking time for your friend. If you can only have a FaceTime with a long -distance friendship, you should do that.
• 👭 It is important for friends in the city to get together personally. Consider loading what space to catch up and offers a natural environment.
• 👭 Give your friends space to develop and change your opinion about things. Allow mercy if you know that your friends have different opinions and interests than they were in the 20s and 30s.

For further instructions on how to keep old friendships, Listen to this episode from NPR Life Kit. Subscribe to Life Kit Newsletter for experienced advice on love, money, relationships and more.

Picture show

At the end of last year, the photographer Kavya Krishna traveled to the United States for three months to document Indian American communities and emphasized both her joint experiences and her regional differences. During her project with the title “A Town in America”, she stayed with friends, family -famous and people she met on her way, and every connection led her to the next. “What turned out to be a story that was rooted in landscape, trust and a strong feeling of connection,” said Krishna. Take a look at the photos from the project.

3 things to know before you go

1. The Mchonett family is one of the 11 million households in the United States who now own garden chickens. Jack, 8, convinced his family to rent the chickens by doing the numbers for the project to find out How much they could save. (above Wbur)))
2. Legacy House of Spanic Fork, a facility for assisted living in Utah, started a program Fulfill the wishes of your senior residents. The dream of a resident was recently true of a red Mustang trip. (above Kuer)))
3. Charlotte, NC, has lost his offer To bring the central intercollegiate athletic association or the CIAA back into the city. The annual basketball tournament will take place in Baltimore until 2029 (via Wfae)))

This newsletter was edited by Suzanne Nuyen.