Fixed: Consumers shopping for the roughly 5 percent of Canadian exports covered, about $20 billion worth, may see higher price tags as the effects of President Trump's most recent tariffs kick in. https://t.co/ixQG3O0Qac
Consumers shopping for Canadian products may see higher price tags as the effects of President Trump’s most recent tariffs kick in. https://t.co/qMDl0CkPUg
@NBCNews Fixed: Consumers shopping for the roughly 5 percent of Canadian exports covered, about $20 billion worth, may see higher price tags as the effects of President Trump's most recent tariffs kick in.
Fixed: Patrick Havas, a registered Republican whose motive investigators have not determined, was carrying two handguns and a set of brass knuckles. https://t.co/zoqEhZ4TyH
@Newsweek Fixed: Patrick Havas, a registered Republican whose motive investigators have not determined, was carrying two handguns and a set of brass knuckles.
Fixed: The tab for higher consumer energy prices since the Iran war began is climbing by roughly $1 million every two minutes, according to a Brown University estimate. https://t.co/t207r0EU51
@thedailybeast Fixed: The tab for higher consumer energy prices since the Iran war began is climbing by roughly $1 million every two minutes, according to a Brown University estimate.
Fixed: Republican strategists in Georgia say the Senate race is likely lost and could hurt the party down the ticket, a new report alleges. https://t.co/vnG1v4k98p
Republican leaders in Georgia are already conceding that the Senate race in the state has been lost and may even doom their party down the ticket, a new report alleges.
https://t.co/y204714iyw
@thedailybeast Fixed: Republican strategists in Georgia say the Senate race is likely lost and could hurt the party down the ticket, a new report alleges.
Fixed: Kennedy Center foyer ceiling partially falls after decades of deferred maintenance, bolstering the case for Trump's push for renovations https://t.co/GUwF7Y2BRk
Fixed: The judge declared a mistrial Friday in the case of Lindsay Clancy, who strangled her three children in 2023, after jurors could not reach a verdict, despite hearing testimony from more than 80 witnesses and deliberating for seven days. The outcome hinged on one single member of the 12-person jury, Clancy's attorney says. https://t.co/cs3teQxWNF
The judge declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case Friday after jurors could not reach a verdict, despite hearing testimony from more than 80 witnesses and deliberating for seven days.
The outcome of the case hinged on one single member of the 12-person jury. Shanelle Kaul has more.
Fixed: The judge declared a mistrial Friday in the case of Lindsay Clancy, who strangled her three children in 2023, after jurors could not reach a verdict, despite hearing testimony from more than 80 witnesses and deliberating for seven days.
The outcome of the case hinged on one single member of the 12-person jury, Clancy's attorney says.
Fixed: After five weeks of testimony and seven days of jury deliberation, the trial of Lindsay Clancy, who strangled her three small children in 2023, ended Friday in a mistrial after the jury could not reach a verdict. https://t.co/WO6TqhA93K
After five weeks of testimony and seven days of jury deliberation, the trial of Lindsay Clancy, charged with killing her three small children in 2023, ended Friday in a mistrial after the jury could not reach a verdict.
@AliRogin discussed with Brad Bailey, a former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney in Boston.
Fixed: Prosecutors will decide whether to try Lindsay Clancy a second time in the strangulation killings of her three young children after a jury couldn't come to a verdict. https://t.co/Xi2KTOiprG
Prosecutors will decide whether to try Lindsay Clancy a second time in the deaths of her three young children after a jury couldn't come to a verdict. https://t.co/kjbYR2LAHg
@USATODAY Fixed: Prosecutors will decide whether to try Lindsay Clancy a second time in the strangulation killings of her three young children after a jury couldn't come to a verdict.