Trump pushes new tariffs, crime orders

President Trump announced a $150 billion investment deal with South Korea to build shipyards in the U.S., following recent tariff implementations affecting global trade. Despite South Korea's tariff challenges, the agreement signifies ongoing cooperation. Meanwhile, the U.S. has paused tariffs on some countries for negotiation, but the trade tension with China persists. Additionally, Trump has taken executive actions on crime and is considering deploying National Guard troops to other cities, reflecting domestic policy shifts alongside international trade developments.