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A top trade court ordered the Trump administration on Wednesday to start refunding tariffs to U.S. businesses. Why it matters: The order is the most significant to date in what is expected to be a politically fraught, and possibly lengthy, process of getting hundreds of billions of dollars back to importers. - It comes roughly two weeks after the Supreme Court smacked down many of the tariffs that President Trump has imposed since taking office. What they're saying: "We want to work out a method by which those importers can make a claim for duties which were unlawfully applied," Court of International Trade Judge Richard Eaton said during a hearing on Wednesday, according to Reuters . - The order, which the Trump administration is…
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The Department of Justice has left in the salacious content, but redacted much of the relevant information. The post I’ve Read 50,000 Epstein Emails and I Need About 50,000 Showers appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics I’ve Read 50,000 Epstein Emails and I Need About 50,000 Showers The Department of Justice has left in the salacious content, but redacted much of the relevant information. I’m only about 100,000 pages into the Epstein files, so these are just my preliminary observations, but clearly the Department of Justice abused its redaction pen. One of my own columns, printed in full, appears in the files, sent from XXXXXXXXX, to XXXXXXXXX, with a cc to XXXXXXXX. Or maybe it was XXXXXXXX — I always get those guys confused. Although the column is available online and wherever fine publications are sold, the DOJ redacted one name from it: “Haley Robson,” an Epstein victim-cum-procurer. Robson’s name is not a secret. She’s been…Open