Today is Monday, April 14th.

We're talking about mixed messages over tariffs, what's exempt for now, and what's being targeted next.

Also, arson at a governor's mansion.

And an update on the man who was accidentally deported.

Plus, record egg prices have people rethinking Easter traditions.

A landmark trial could reshape Silicon Valley for good.

And an all-female spaceflight is launching with a high-fashioned touch.

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There's some uncertainty over U.S. trade policy, and it's expected to cause another chaotic week in Washington and on Wall Street. The confusion started Friday when U.S. Customs and Border

Protection posted a notice. It said computers, tablet,

semiconductor equipment, and other electronics were exempt from many tariffs on Chinese products

and the 10% tariff on all U.S. imports. The White House explained, saying President Trump

wanted to make sure companies had enough time to move production to the U.S. But then on Sunday,

Trump and his top officials said the only reason

tech products are exempt now is because they'll face their own tariffs in the next month or two.

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