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The National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C., attracts visitors from across the globe who come to view iconic artifacts such as Dorothy's...

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“US Commerce Secretary Pushes for Changes in US-Canada Trade Deal”

The trade deal between the United States and Canada is facing scrutiny from a key member of President Donald Trump's cabinet. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is reportedly advocating for modifications to the current agreement as negotiations intensify in Washington. Sources familiar with the discussions reveal that Lutnick, a significant player in the Trump administration's economic policies, believes that a more favorable deal is attainable than the one proposed earlier in the week. Lutnick has raised concerns about potential reductions in sectoral tariffs, specifically proposing a decrease in the tariff on Canadian-made cars from 25% to 15%. He argues that such adjustments could hinder efforts to promote domestic manufacturing in the United States. While sources emphasize...

“Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham Faces Track Setback”

The first-ever Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham faced a setback at the beginning. Practice and qualifying activities for the sole IndyCar event in Canada were called off on Friday due to incomplete track construction, preventing final safety checks. Organizers aim to accommodate all missed sessions on Saturday's schedule. This year marks Markham's debut as the event host, following its relocation from Toronto's Exhibition Place, its home since the inaugural event in 1986. J. Douglas Boles, president of IndyCar, expressed disappointment over the track delay despite substantial on-site support from their team. Local fans, Mark Coburn from Kitchener, Ont., and Scott Stobo from Waterloo, Ont., who have attended the race for two decades, expressed mixed feelings about...

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