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US Politics · United StatesA federal judge on Thursday temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s administration from cutting more than $11 billion in public health grants allocated to U.S. states during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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US judge blocks $11 billion Trump administration health funding cut for now
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Donald Trump · United StatesTAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) - President Trump is expected to sign sweeping tariffs into law, which will impact nearly every imported good. The President already announced the following that will go into effect on Wednesday:
A 25% tariff on imported cars A pause on 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada expires Tariffs of up to 20% on Chinese imports Some business owners said once these tariffs go into effect, there will be no way to avoid raising t…See the Story
President Trump set to enact new tariffs, impacting imported goods
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Taxes · Olympia(Photo by Jerry Cornfield/Washington State Standard)How much Washington should raise in new tax revenue and who will pay is something state lawmakers and Gov. Bob Ferguson will hash out in the final weeks of the legislative session. Washington’s wealthiest individuals, largest corporations and biggest banks are prime targets. Homeowners, vapers and self-storage unit renters are among those who could share in the burden. Possible tweaks to expand…See the Story
Search is on in Washington Legislature for new tax options • Washington State Standard
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Donald Trump · ItalyThe University of Washington School of Medicine is among the institutions feeling pressure from federal research cuts that the Trump administration is moving ahead with. (Photo by Karen Ducey/Getty Images)Emma McDonnell has one of those jobs it takes a few minutes to explain. She’s a biomedical informatics researcher in the University of Washington School of Medicine. But that doesn’t really explain what she does, even if you know what informati…See the Story
Trump’s research cuts threaten to set off wave of university brain drain • Washington State Standard
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Olympia · Olympia(Getty Images)Inside a nursing home, you’ll find individual residents receiving support for their most basic needs: their showers, meals, bathroom visits, medications and more. You’ll also find a passionate, hard-working staff of caregivers who work too hard for too little compensation and yet strive to provide high-quality care. The Washington state Senate has put forward a budget that increases funding for nursing homes, recognizing the need …See the Story
Long-term care workers need lawmakers in Olympia to step up support • Washington State Standard
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Washington State · WashingtonThis article was first published by High Country News. YAKIMA, WA – The U.S. Forest Service announced this week that it will temporarily prohibit commercial picking of huckleberries this summer in Gifford Pinchot National Forest in southwestern Washington. Commercially picked berries have fueled an entire huckleberry industry, flavoring ice cream, sodas, pies, jams, vodkas and wines – at the expense of Yakama Nation tribal members, as detailed i…See the Story
Commercial Huckleberry Picking Temporarily Halted in Southwestern Washington National Forest
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Taxes · OlympiaWith fewer than four weeks left in session, Governor Bob Ferguson is telling state lawmakers in the State House and State Senate that the budgets they recently passed are not good enough and they need to start again.See the Story
Debate over taxes to balance budget
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