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Sarah Smith

Washington, D.C., United States

North America Editor at BBC

BBC News, North America Editor

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  • 20 hours ago | canadianinquirer.net | Arianne Lacanilao |Sarah Smith

    By Sarah E.K. Smith, Western University, The ConversationThe United States government recently announced a plan to leverage a 100 per cent tariff on “foreign” films. President Donald Trump explained it was because he wanted to protect the U.S. film industry. He said other reasons include “national security” and “propaganda.”The current announcement may seem out of place in trade talks about steel and automobiles. But culture has long been a key part of North American trade relations.

  • 1 day ago | flipboard.com | Sarah Smith |Bernd Debusmann Jr

    NowMenendez Brothers Resentenced for Parents’ Murders, Now Eligible for ParoleLyle Menendez broke down in tears after he and his brother Erik Menendez were resentenced to 50 to life for the murder of their parents, now making …2 hours ago17 members of a cartel kingpin's family were escorted into California from Mexico. Why? MEXICO CITY — Key pillars of the Trump administration’s policy toward Mexico involve large-scale deportations and a crackdown on cartels.

  • 1 day ago | phys.org | Sarah Smith

    The United States government recently announced a plan to leverage a 100% tariff on "foreign" films. President Donald Trump explained it was because he wanted to protect the U.S. film industry.

  • 1 day ago | theconversation.com | Sarah Smith

    The United States government recently announced a plan to leverage a 100 per cent tariff on “foreign” films. President Donald Trump explained it was because he wanted to protect the U.S. film industry. He said other reasons include “national security” and “propaganda.” The current announcement may seem out of place in trade talks about steel and automobiles. But culture has long been a key part of North American trade relations.

  • 2 days ago | theage.com.au | Sarah Smith

    Good morning readers, and welcome to our live news blog for Tuesday, May 13. Making headlines this morning, confronting photos of extreme coastal erosion at one of Western Australia’s beloved coastal holiday towns have emerged online as a plan for the area’s future hangs in limbo. The photographs contrast a view of Lancelin from 2020 and one taken this month, showing the loss of 25 metres or more of coastal land.

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