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• April In New York

  

  Why China’s Response to Trump’s Tariffs Is So Muted (Published 2018)

  The New York Times - Sui-Lee Wee

  BEIJING — In a tit-for-tat trade battle with the United States, China’s response has so far been restrained. But that is with good reason: As it waits to see how far President Trump plans to go in imposing sweeping tariffs on China, Beijing knows that it has more effective weapons in its …

• April In New York

  

  The year of Trump has laid bare the US constitution’s serious flaws

  The Guardian - Jonathan Freedland

  I once wrote a hymn of praise to the achievements of the founding fathers. There’s still much to celebrate – but their inspirational vision needs an urgent update, writes Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

• April In New York

  

  Trump terminates remaining HIV/AIDS advisory council appointments

  CNN

  Washington CNN — The Trump administration has terminated the appointments of the remaining members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS, a statement from the council’s executive director confirmed this week. The dismissals come after six members resigned in June, citing “a President who …

• April In New York

  

  Workers could lose commuter benefits under new tax plan

  New York Post - Kevin Dugan

  Trump’s tax law may leave some straphangers feeling a bit strapped. More than three-quarters of US workers could see their commuting costs rise under …

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  April In New York

  

  TheStreet

  Dec 30, 2017
• April In New York

  

  Snazzy thief robs posh Midtown store

  New York Post - David K. Li

  A well-dressed man used a stolen credit card to purchase items from a posh Madison Avenue boutique before lifting a designer $2,000 wallet. The snazzy …