September 8, 2025 - 03:38
Treasury Secretary Bessent defended the controversial tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, asserting that claims of negative impacts on American businesses and consumers are overstated. In a recent statement, Bessent emphasized the importance of giving Trump's trade policy more time to yield positive outcomes.
Bessent argued that the tariffs are essential for protecting domestic industries and fostering economic growth. He maintained that while there may be short-term challenges, the long-term benefits of these trade measures will ultimately support American workers and businesses. The Secretary's comments come amid ongoing debates about the effectiveness of tariffs and their impact on the overall economy.
Critics of the tariffs have pointed to increased costs for consumers and disruptions in supply chains as evidence of their adverse effects. However, Bessent remains optimistic, believing that the policies will lead to a more robust economic environment in the future. He called for patience as the administration continues to navigate the complexities of international trade.
September 7, 2025 - 08:09
Early Morning Break-In Leads to Arrest in FairfieldIn the early hours of Friday morning, a tripped alarm at a local business in Fairfield prompted a swift response from law enforcement, resulting in the arrest of a woman. According to the Fairfield...
September 6, 2025 - 17:44
Palo Alto's Controversial Move to Ban "Vanlording"As Palo Alto continues to debate the specifics of a policy to address oversized vehicle parking, one aspect of the issue appears to have broad consensus among homeowners and city officials alike:...
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Inside Donald Trump's Dinner with Big Tech Leaders: A Look at the Seating ArrangementDonald Trump`s recent dinner with prominent figures from the tech industry has sparked considerable interest, particularly regarding the seating chart and its implications. Among the notable guests...
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Cincinnati Allocates $1.8 Million for Neighborhood Business ProjectsMore than a dozen projects across Cincinnati are receiving financial support from the city, amounting to $1.8 million in funding from the Department of Community & Economic Development. This...