2025-07-09
13 分钟Good morning. It's Wednesday, July 9th.
I'm Shamita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
On today's show, Russia's big anti-woke pitch for Westerners to emigrate,
an in-depth look into the snap cuts and what they mean for food banks,
and an end to one of the most hated airport travel rules.
But first, let's talk about the state of tariffs,
and President Trump's escalating series of threats
as he vowed to drive through an aggressive regime in the coming days.
Among his threats on Tuesday was a 50% rate on inbound copper products and an undefined amount for pharmaceuticals,
semiconductor chips, and specific levies for some of the so-called brick countries.
Today was meant to be the day a broad range of tariffs came into effect.
He gave countries a 90-day window back in April to reach deals.
But, as we've seen before, it was the deadline that wasn't.
And Trump has now extended it to August 1st.
Speaking on Tuesday, Trump denied ever putting forward the 90-day deadline in the first place,
despite writing it on a social media post.
It wasn't a change.
It was August 1st.
We don't change very much.