The GOP-led House rejects President Trump's Canada tariffs but backs him up on his voter ID push.
Plus,
Elon Musk announces a shake-up at XAI
as it merges with SpaceX and will look at how cautious consumers are reshaping retail.
Even though this consumer continues to be very aware of how expensive items are becoming,
it's not necessarily meaning they'll pull all the way back.
It's just meaning that as a retailer, you have to fight harder for them.
You have to bring your A game.
It's Thursday, February 12th.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News,
the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
Six House Republicans have joined Democrats in rejecting President Trump's tariffs on Canada.
Immediately after the vote,
Trump said that Republicans who broke rank would suffer the consequences come election time.
Oh, at least one of them, Colorado's Jeff Hurd, said he was comfortable with his decision.
Here he was speaking to CNN.
Can I say this is somebody that supports the president's agenda of on-shoring,
reshoring, manufacturing?
He's absolutely right.
There's a lot that we need to be doing or a lot of trade.