Cheaper goods from China will soon become more expensive for U.S. consumers due to the expiration of a tax loophole allowing duty-free import of packages valued under $800, effective May 2. This change, initiated by an executive order from President Trump, aims to combat the influx of fentanyl from China but is expected to lead to higher prices, delays in shipments, and a diminished market for low-cost imports. While U.S. retailers may benefit from reduced competition, consumers will face increased costs and limited availability of affordable goods.
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An Afghan interpreter evaded death during the war but met a grim fate in Texas
Abdul Niazi, a former U.S. military interpreter who advocated for Afghan migrants in Houston, was fatally stabbed by Masiullah Sahil, an Afghan national frustrated with the U.S. immigration process. Niazi's death, described as an "unspeakable tragedy," has prompted outrage over the prosecution's failure to indict Sahil in a timely manner, leading to his release on lesser charges. Want More Context? 🔎
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