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Donald Trump claims that a military helicopter involved in the Washington DC collision on Wednesday has been flying too much in the event of an accident.

Trump writes as follows in a post about a true society.

The Blackhawk helicopter was flying too high. It was much higher than the 200 feet limit. It’s not really complicated.

It is unusual for the president to weigh, especially in social media, and propose the cause of the collision. Officials have not yet clarified the cause of the fatal collision, and remains the crash during a survey by the Federal Transport Office.

All 64 passenger aircraft, along with the Army helicopter, died on Wednesday night after two aircraft collided in the air near Reagan National Airport.

More than 40 bodies were collected from the ice Potomac River by Friday morning.

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President Venezuela, President Nicholas Maduro, meets the US messenger

The Ministry of Communications has confirmed that Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro meets Richard Grenel, a special mission of Donald Trump’s special mission.

As previously reported, Grenel is expected to discuss foreign expulsions while traveling to Venezuela.

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11.17 EST

What is tariff?

Customs duties are taxes for foreign goods imported or brought to the United States.

Who pays tariffs?

This is a question that many Americans asked after the election. Trump states that it will pay for tariffs on foreign countries, but customs duties are actually paid by American companies that import products from overseas.

Therefore, if an American car manufacturer imports a portion of Mexico, you will need to pay tariffs when you arrive in Japan.

Why is Trump threatening to collect tariffs?

The United States imports more products than exports -trade deficit. Not all economists agree that the trade deficit is bad, but Trump has been opposed to them for years, and tariffs are his favorite tools to deal with them.

In 2018, the tariff was a big deal during the first term of Trump imposed customs duties on some of the products and metal imports. He threatened to put tariffs on imports from Mexico, in retaliation of many immigrants that had crossed borders. Trump finally retreated from tariffs in 2020.

In other words, this is all Deja Vu.

In Trump’s mind, customs duties work is to encourage expensive tariffs to transfer to American coasts from overseas.

“What you have to do is build your plants in the United States, and you don’t have a tariff,” Trump said a few weeks before the election.

However, it is almost impossible for many companies to get out of the complex global manufacturing ecosystem. It takes many years to operate a factory, so even if the company wants to strengthen domestic manufacturing to avoid tariffs, Trump’s term may be ready.

Do you have any questions about tariffs? We are here to help. Please email Callum.jones@theguardian.com. I will answer in future stories.

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Peter Navaro, Donald Trump’s senior trade and manufacturing advisor, said he would not know if the president would impose a duties on Canada and Mexico.

“I don’t have any broken news for you,” Navaro told CNBC on Friday. “I can’t say it. I can talk a little about the reason.”

He said, “It’s one of the major reasons for thinking about tariffs, which is Fentanyl.” “The boss wants to do something about it.”

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10.59 EST

NBC reports that JB Pritzker, the Democratic Governor of Illinois, has obstructed those who have been working in the state employment of the state employment on January 6.

PRITZKER writes as follows in writing instructions from the states acquired by outlets and central management service categories.

These mobs attacked the enforcement officers who protect the people of the Parliamentary Hall, confused the peaceful relocation, and impaired the American democracy. Our state labor must reflect the value of Illinois, and demonstrate the honesty, sincerity, and loyalty to the service of taxpayers. Nobody who wants to overthrow the government should serve the government.

The order comes after Donald Trump issued a sweep and commuting to about 1,500 people involved in the attack on January 6.

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Ramon Antonio Bargas

According to the authorities, Donald Trump’s permit at the start of his second presidential position, one of the attackers who forgiven Donald Trump has killed a woman in a drunk CRASH drop. He was sentenced to sentence.

Emily Hernandez attacked the US Council on January 6, 2021 and joined the Trump supporter who took a picture with a broken name plate of Nancy Peloshi, the House of Representatives, and then. I served for 30 days in prison.

She was among 1,500 people who received unconditional amnesty from Trump on January 20 or have the role of the Capitol Uprising who had been sentenced, but her legal problem is her legal issue. I didn’t solve everything.

The 24 -year -old Hernandez was drunk on Wednesday, in 2022 on the state -of -state expressway in Franklin County, Missouri, and killed the NBC News News Show’s first -reviewed court record. He was sentenced to 10 years. Hernandes also injured Wilson’s husband, Ryan Wilson, and had two sons.

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According to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his government has responded to Donald Trump’s “motivation to consider applying tariffs early tomorrow.”

“Our borders are safe and safe,” said Tordeau at a meeting on Friday’s relationship between Canada and the United States.

Currently, we show the new US administration that there are powerful partners in Canada to support border security. 。 We will not be tolerant until the customs duties are deleted. Of course, everything is on the table.

“I don’t sugar coat,” he added, and the Canadians warned that “it may be facing a difficult time in the next few days and a few weeks.”

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If we are imposing tariffs, Canada says that he is ready to respond to “powerful and immediate”.

Canadian Prime Minister Canada said that if Donald Trump was imposed on tariffs, Canada would immediately respond to a series of powerful measures.

On Thursday, Trump repeatedly threatened to impose tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, and started with 25 %, saying that it might rise over time.

Tordeau states: In preparation for the consultation committee on the relationship between Canada and the United States, as follows.

We are preparing to respond if the president chooses to carry out tariffs on Canada. It is a purpose, powerful but reasonable, immediate response.

“It’s not what we want, but if he moves forward, we will act,” said Tordeau.

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Haime Harrison, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), said that the party should be stuck in Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election.

Harrison said in an interview with the AP communication when his leadership approached him that the timeline of Camala Harris’s shortened campaign might have hurt her election.

“If she had more runway, it would have been easier for her to campaign. We were building a race for Joe Biden,” he said.

Harrison asked if the Democratic members believe that they should stay in Biden:

That is my normal default. It means that you stick to your people … My nature is, “I am in the team, you are my quarterback. You have been fired several times, but you What do you know about the next person from the next person?

DNC will select a new chair on Saturday.

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09.47 EST

According to CNN, Richard Grenel, a special duty of Donald Trump’s special mission, is expected to meet Venezuela’s President Nicholas Maduro on Friday.

Grenel reports that it is hoped to discuss expulsion of abroad while traveling to Venezuela.

Grenel gave a secret lecture with Jorge Rodriguez, one of Maduro’s closest ally.

The appointment of Trump to Grenel is an agreement with Maduro, which includes the Maduro and the United States of Venezuela immigrants and the Maduro’s power grab in Washington, in exchange for Maduro, which contains the large -scale petroleum dose of US companies. I’m wondering if there is a possibility.

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09.48 EST

President Colombia encourages unwritten Colombians to return “as soon as possible”

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has urged unwritten Colombians to quit their “immediately” work and return to Colombia as soon as possible.

“Wealth is produced only by workers,” Petro said in X. “Let’s build social wealth in Colombia.”

He added that the Social Prosperity Bureau would provide credit to the returnees registered in the program.

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Michael Seinato

Donald Trump has been accused of launching an “attack on the rule of law” because the three former Secretary of Watchdog, the largest worker in the United States, criticized unprecedented civil servants.

Gwynne Wilcox’s rapid removal from the National Labor Relations Committee (NLRB) is “closed” unless an agency is nominated, and they warn them, “true dangerous” for the independence of regulatory authorities and rules. Was emphasized. In the White House.

In an interview with the Guardian, NLRB’s previous chair explained that the rejection of Wilcox was “seizure” of “Leaving of discriminatory motivation”.

The White House has blamed NLRB’s advisor Wilcox and Jennifer Ablezo for his decision to make a pair earlier this week.

This movement remains only two members who are lacking in three fixed feet required to issue important decisions in the US labor dispute. Wilcox, the first black woman who worked for the board, promised to pursue “all legal roads” to challenge her.

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