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US Tariffs On The UK: 100 Days Into Trump's Presidency

6 days ago | theclick.news | Maya Mehrara

(LONDON, England)– While academics, political pundits, and other professionals have been discussing the ramifications of President Donald Trump’s tariffs within the U.S., they will also have noticeable effects abroad, particularly in the U.K.The 10% tariff on UK goods from the US may jeopardize what is often referred to as the “special relationship” between the long-time allies, and the 25% tariff on Britain’s automotive and steel industries may hurt both American and British consumers.
Rent Prices Continue to Rise Rapidly in London

1 week ago | theclick.news | Maya Mehrara

(LONDON, England)— Finding housing in London, one of the most expensive cities in the world, has become increasingly more difficult in recent years as rent prices have risen across the city. The costs of rent, as well as food and other necessities, have continued to increase in Britain’s capital, making it difficult for those living in the city to keep up with the cost of living.
City officials attend Caddo Parish Day in downtown Baton Rouge

1 week ago | theclick.news | Emilee Calametti

City officials and policymakers met April 23 and 24 for Caddo Parish Day at the Capitol in Baton Rouge, Louisiana to collaborate on ideas concerning key issues in the area. Those in attendance kicked off day one of the event at the Hilton in downtown Baton Rouge for networking followed by a Policy Summit on day two at the Louisiana State Capitol. J. Kent Rogers with the Northwest Louisiana Council of Governments shared what he was looking forward to most from the event.
Baton Rouge DA Proposes New Millage in Upcoming Election

1 week ago | theclick.news | Emilee Calametti

While the country is focusing on President Trump’s 100th day in office, people in Baton Rouge are faced with another local election. The East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney’s Office is seeking a new millage that would increase property taxes if passed. The ballot measure is requesting a vote for or against a new millage of four mills for 20 years. The millage is estimated to generate $24.4 million each year. These funds will go directly to the District Attorney for East Baton Rouge Parish.
Southern Californians Feel Impact of Immigration Crackdown as Trump Hits 100 Days

1 week ago | theclick.news | Valeria Garcia

(CAMARILLO, Calif.) — As President Donald Trump reaches his 100th day in office, his administration’s immigration crackdown is having a heavy impact — reaching far beyond the border. At the Ventura County Superior Court in Southern California, immigration cases continue to move through the system — reflecting the broader surge in arrests and deportations nationwide.
The Future of the Fourth Estate: NYU Journalists Reflect on Trump’s First 100 Days

1 week ago | theclick.news | Jannelle Andes

(NEW YORK) – In the heart of Washington Square Park, where in recent months, there have been protests against President Trump’s policies, New York University (NYU) students and alumni reflect on how Trump’s first 100 days in office shaped their roles as journalists. Their experiences highlight the broader shifts within the media industry, influenced by political pressures, technological advancements, and the ethical dilemmas faced by reporters.
Faces, Figures, and Friction: How Journalists Are Covering the Trade War in Real Time

2 weeks ago | theclick.news | Victoria Vesovski

The 2025 Society of Advancing Business Editing and Writing (SABEW) conference took place amid rising global tensions and the onset of a new trade war. Journalists from leading outlets gathered to reflect on how business reporting is evolving beyond numbers to include stories about people, power, and policy. The Wall Street Journal’s Greg Ip emphasized the importance of using data and personal narratives to humanize economic issues, like immigration and trade deficits.
London Mexican Restaurant Combats Rising Food Prices

3 weeks ago | theclick.news | Maya Mehrara

(LONDON, England) — A popular Mexican restaurant in Fulham, London has had to make some changes in order to survive rising food prices in the last five years. The cost of price of food and non-alcoholic beverages increased by 25% from January 2022 to 2024, according to the U.K.’s Office For National Statistics. For restaurants, this has caused food inflation, which has led institutions including Tacos MX Fulham to make changes to their produce acquisition and raise menu prices.
Local Mechanic Turns Passion For Classic Cars Into His Full Time Job

3 weeks ago | theclick.news | Emilee Calametti

(CENTRAL, La.) — While there are many small businesses in Central, Louisiana, Wayne’s Collision & Restoration carries over 20 years of history. The Click spoke with owner and founder Wayne Phillippe about how his passion for restoring cars turned into his full time career. “I got a marketing degree at Southeastern University, and while I was in college I worked at a body shop,” Phillippe said.
‘The Best of the Best’: From High School Huddles to Team USA

3 weeks ago | theclick.news | Valeria Garcia

(CAMARILLO, Calif.) — Few high school athletes can say they have represented their country, and even fewer can say they have done it before turning 18. Matt Fisher is one of them — a top volleyball player who has taken his game from Camarillo, Calif., to the international stage. Standing at 6’6″, the 17-year-old setter from Adolfo Camarillo High School has helped his varsity team dominate the Coastal Canyon league with a 6-1 conference record, going 19-5 overall this season.