Jeremy Fader

2 weeks ago | san.com | Emma Stoltzfus |Jeremy Fader |Kennedy Felton

[KENNEDY FELTON]It’s not Black Friday — but it might as well be. Apple Stores across the U.S. are packed, as buyers rush to get their hands on a new iPhone before prices possibly skyrocket. Why the panic? A 54 percent tariff on Chinese imports promised by President Trump is set to kick in Wednesday, April 9th. And since most iPhones are made in China, analysts say that 1,000-dollar iPhone 16 could soon cost a lot more.

2 weeks ago | san.com | Jack Aylmer |Jeremy Fader |Jack Henry

U.S. shrimpers have for decades struggled to compete with a flood of cheap foreign imports. Now, this industry- comprised mostly many of multigenerational family-run operations-Is hoping the Trump administration’s new tariffs could finally level the playing field-While other American companies have warned of rising costs and shrinking profits as a result of that very same trade crackdown.

Dec 21, 2023 | san.com | Matthew Continetti |Jeremy Fader

The debate over American military assistance to Ukraine has lost touch with reality. The argument in Washington is less about Ukraine’s defense and America’s place in the world than about domestic politics ahead of the 2024 presidential election. The Ukrainian people had been drafted into America’s culture war, with potentially terrible consequences for both nations and the world. No one should have any illusions about what will happen next. If America support for Ukraine comes to an end.

Dec 8, 2023 | san.com | Rashad Richey |Jeremy Fader |Univ. Prof

To address the ongoing immigration crisis, former President Donald Trump has announced that, if elected, he will expand his first-term border policies, including sweeping raids and placing undocumented immigrants in camps. Meanwhile, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has signed a strict immigration law which penalizes employers for hiring undocumented workers.