CNN 5 Things Steel and aluminum tariffs double, biological pathogen charges, mushroom deaths defense & more
Jun 4, 2025
U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum have soared to 50%, stirring debate among industries impacted. Safety concerns escalate as the State Department revokes visas for the family of an antisemitic attack suspect. The Trump administration has also changed guidance on abortions in emergencies. Meanwhile, two Chinese researchers face charges for trying to smuggle a biological pathogen into the U.S. In a bizarre twist, a woman accused of a triple murder is defending her cooking methods in court.
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Impact of Steel Tariffs
- U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum have doubled to 50%, aiming to protect the American steel industry.
- This move may raise costs for industries like carmakers, construction, and appliances, affecting consumer prices.
Boulder Attack Visa Revocations
- The family of the Boulder antisemitic attack suspect had their visas revoked and faced expedited removal.
- The incident heightened safety fears within Jewish communities across the U.S.
Abortion Emergency Care Rollback
- The Trump administration rolled back Biden-era guidance allowing abortion access during medical emergencies.
- Hospitals are still required to treat emergencies, but real effects on care remain unclear in restrictive states.