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AXIOS (Brad Jennings) - Which states do Trump's tariffs hit the hardest

Data: Trade Partnership Worldwide, via National Taxpayers Union Foundation . Note: Includes tariffs mandated by executive order only. Totals through June 2026. Map: Brad Jennings/Axios States bear wildly different estimated tariff burdens from President Trump's trade actions since the start of 2025, from California's $62.8 billion share to Wyoming's $107 million. Why it matters: Local industries dictate how and how hard communities have been hit, from Michigan's auto industry to Virginia's aerospace sector. By the numbers: California has absorbed the biggest chunk of the overall $342 billion estimated tab, according to National Taxpayers Union Foundation data. - Michigan's $23.2 billion tab is smaller, but amounts to an estimated…

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'Pretend I'M on the ballot!': Trump shrugs off panicking GOP and proposes ABSURD midterms strategy

As the midterm elections near, Republicans are starting to reckon with the consequences of hitching their wagon to Donald Trump. Jacob Soboroff – in for Nicolle Wallace – is joined by Scott MacFarlane, Sam Stein, and Alex Wagner for analysis on Deadline White House.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump order renames Lake Ontario as 'Lake America'

President Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America." This is Trump's latest move as the trade war with Canada, one of our biggest trading partners, escalates. Katy Tur shares more details.

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Crime reporter reveals Lindsay Clancy’s body language as jury deliberates

On Thursday’s “The Record with Greta Van Susteren,” crime reporter John DePetro detailed the jury’s reaction to closing arguments in the Lindsay Clancy trial, Clancy’s body language in court, and what could come next as jurors deliberate her fate.

JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Former federal worker pleads guilty to attempting to transmit classified intel to foreign government

29-year-old Nathan Vilas Laatsch of Alexandria, Virginia, started working for the Defense Intelligence Agency as an IT specialist in 2019 and pleaded guilty Wednesday to transmitting classified information to a friendly foreign government.