Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst.
President Trump wants to impose 50% tariffs on an array of Canadian goods.
It's both retaliation for Canada itself retaliating against U.S.
Tariffs.
It's also part of an attempt to reimpose tariffs after the U.S.
Supreme Court ruled many unlawful earlier this year.
And Piers Daniel Kurtzleben has more.
The new action by the White House constitutes a high tariff on goods from one of the U.S.'s biggest trading partners.
The new fees are set to take effect in a month.
The White House says Canada is among the only countries, along with China, to retaliate against U.S.
Tariffs and that these latest levies are in response to the continued Canadian retaliation on goods like U.S.
Liquor and automobiles.
The new 50% fees apply to a variety of goods, including food and agriculture products and also some types of wood.
However, there is still a month until they take effect, meaning there is still time to negotiate.
Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR News.
Arizona is the one state holding primaries today,
giving a look into voter sentiment in a state where Republicans narrowly outnumber Democrats and independents.
The GOP will try to flip the governor's office this fall,
which Democrat Katie Hobbs won narrowly, while Democrats hope to pick up a couple of U.S.
House seats in the swing state.