Businesses are scrambling due to Trump’s tariff plan

The Trump administration’s plan to enlist local law enforcement in controlling the border in Texas was met with discussions between officials and the border czar. Additionally, a large storm threatens record holiday travel, prompting concerns among travelers. The Biden administration has called for Medicare and Medicaid to cover drugs used for weight loss, aiming to address health issues. Thieves targeting cars parked at airports have become a concern for travelers as well. Trump’s tariff plan to raise tariffs by 25 percent on goods from Mexico and Canada, and 10 percent on Chinese goods has various industries, including auto and agriculture, bracing for potential impacts. Some businesses are scrambling to adapt to this potential blow. Furthermore, there have been new warnings about A.I.-generated video deep fakes circulating, raising concerns about misinformation. The Menendez brothers are set to appear in court, while nationwide egg shortages are expected ahead of Thanksgiving. Holiday movie season is in full swing with movies like “Wicked” and “Gladiator 2” generating buzz. Travelers are advised to be cautious as coast-to-coast storms could disrupt Thanksgiving travel plans. Major chain restaurants are slashing prices, likely due to economic factors. Confirmation fights are expected to arise as Trump picks his cabinet, leading to political tension. The war between Ukraine and Russia escalates, despite Trump’s vow to help end the conflict.

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