Public disagreements with some key commercial partners of the United States threaten to undermine negotiations. South Koreans are ready to choose a new president. And a family fights for change after the death of a 22 -year -old man for an asthma attack, days after he could not pay an inhaler.
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Where things are when Trump’s ambitious impulse for trade agreements hit some hooks
There is more than a month until the clock on the 90 -day break of President Donald Trump expires in most specific tariffs in the country. And instead of progress, cracks begin to show themselves with some of the closest commercial partners in the United States.
The increasingly public disagreements are not totally unexpected, said the former commercial negotiators, since it can take months, if not years, that the United States prepares agreements with other countries. Despite tensions, US officials still insist that they are close to making additional agreements during the next month.
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This is where things are with some notable partners:
Porcelain: The leaders of each country have accused the other of undermining the truce they reached in Switzerland to temporarily stop the rates. The United States commercial representative Jamieson Greer said in CNBC that the Chinese have been “slowly” the agreement. Meanwhile, China accused the United States of undermining the pact by imposing new export controls on computer chips.
European Union: On May 23, Trump said the block did not move quickly to an agreement and threatened to impose a 50% tariff on European goods. Days later, he went back. And then, on Friday, he said that tariffs on steel and aluminum would increase, even from Europe, to 50%.
Japan: The United States and Japan have gone through at least four rounds of commercial conversations, but last week, Japan Economy Minister Ryosei Akazawa said it would be difficult to reach an agreement without the United States being willing to eliminate Trump tariffs. The two parties said they would meet again this month.
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The Boulder incident is the second lone wolf attack in two weeks
The suspect arrested in the attack against defenders of Israeli hostages in Boulder was accused yesterday With first degree murder attemptColorado authorities said. The American prosecutor of Colorado also accused Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, of a position of a hate crime. A spokesman for the National Security Department also said that Soliman was in the United States with an overdue visa and had a pending asylum claim. Meanwhile, the number of injured people increased to 12 on Monday, compared to eight of the previous day, authorities said.
The Boulder incident marks the second hate attack against US Jews less than two weeks after two workers from the Israeli embassy were shot dead outside the Jewish Capital Museum in Washington, DC, in both attacks, the suspects were not previously known by the application of the law.
However, following Washington’s attack, DC, some security experts have questioned why security was not stronger in Boulder. The manifestation group, which is executed for their lives, has made regular demonstrations safely for years, said a nearby resident, which could make the group to protect a terrorist difficult. Even so, experts suggested that the police should have been on a higher alert in recent weeks. Read the full story here.
South Koreans choose a new president
The South Koreans are going mass to vote for a new president, six months after the day after the then president Yoon Suk Yeol sank the country into agitation by abruptly declaring the martial law. Since its dismissal, shortly after, the country has increased a series of acting presidents, while the “reciprocal” rate of 25% of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, has contributed to uncertainty.
Lee Jae-Myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of the Liberal Opposition, had a clear advantage in the polls in the elections, with the public support promoted more by the anger of the Yoon conservative popular power party that by agreement with his political positions, said a foreign expert. Further affecting Lee’s possibilities is the fact that conservative votes are dividing between Kim Moon Soo, the candidate of the Popular Party People and Lee Jun-Seok, a young legislator of the Reform Party who has generated controversy with his antifminist comments.
Who is chosen to lead the democracy of the East Asian of more than 50 million people will have to deal with an evolutionary relationship with the programs of nuclear weapons and weapons and leaders of the United States and North Korea Kim Jong Un. Read the full story here.
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Staff selection: He could not afford his inhaler, and died days later
When Cole Schmidtknecht, 22, tried to obtain a recharge on the inhaler prescribed by his doctor, the medication that cost him $ 70 had a price of more than $ 500, his family said. Five days later, he had a serious asthma attack, he stopped breathing and collapsed. He never regained consciousness.
The price change was part of the insurance system that many Americans do not know. Schmidtknecht’s parents say that the dysfunctional system, which allowed a change in drug price during the night and without prior notice, is the fault. In the first story of a NBC news series about medical care industries and insurance, Schmidtknecht, Bil and Shanon’s parents, regret how the death of their son was “so preventable and so unnecessary” – – And how are they fighting for change. – Elizabeth Robinson, Bulletin editor
NBCU Academy: This ski journey encourages ties between children with cancer
Before a recent trip to Beaver Creek, Colorado, Zoe Durias, 13, he had never skied. But cancer survivor is used to promoting discomfort. During his Colorado trip with Sunshine Kids, a non -profit organization that organizes annual trips for children with cancer, celebrated being three years without cancer.
“I simply thought that after treatment, everything would return to normal,” Durias said. “He never did, but I think I’m happy with that. If I had returned to normal, I would never have met all these incredible people.”
The executive director of Sunshine Kids, Jennifer Wisler, agrees. “These ties will help them as they advance to fight their illness and realize that they don’t have to fight alone,” he said.
See how Sunshine Kids is giving cancer the opportunity to get out of hospitals and celebrate life.
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