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Stories about big changes the 47th president is pursuing on his own terms.

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Listen to Trump's terms from NPR. Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Even as he's paused plans,

25% tariffs against Mexico and Canada, President Trump is railing against what he is called

tremendously high

Canadian tariffs on dairy and lumber products coming into the country from the U.S.

Speaking of the Oval Office today, he said he plans to potentially retaliate.

Canada has been ripping us off for years on tariffs for lumber and for dairy products.

250 percent. Nobody ever talks about that, 250 percent tariff, which is taking advantage of our

farmers, so that's not going to happen anymore.

President's latest remarks add to the trade pressure against the Canadian government,

which Trump is accused of failing to stop the flow of the deadly drug fentanyl across the northern border.

That's despite little evidence such trafficking is actually occurring, much of the 1.6 trillion in trade

between the U.S. Canada and Mexico already crosses borders duty-free.

Today, the Trump administration said it's cutting roughly $400 million in federal funding from Columbia University,

citing claims of anti-Semitism on campus.

And Barrous Janet Ujong-Lee reports.

The administration announced the cancellation of federal contracts and grants,

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