This is Fresh Air contributor Anne Marie Baldinado.

I talked with actor Colescola about their hit Broadway play, Oh, Mary.

Cole plays an unhinged, alcoholic Mary Todd Lincoln, who's an aspiring cabaret performer.

If that makes no sense, that's part of the point.

You can find my interview on the Fresh Air podcast.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. More terror threats from President Trump this time against the European Union and iPhone maker Apple.

Trump threatening to impose 50% tax on all imports from the European Union,

though he said he might be willing to talk with foreign companies that agree to build U.S. factories.

I'm not looking for a deal. I mean, we've set the deal. It's at 50%. But again, there is no

tariff if they build their plant here. Now, if somebody comes in or wants to build a plan here, I can talk to

them about a little bit of a delay, but, you know, while they're building their plant, which is

something I think that would be appropriate, maybe. Trump also announced there'll be a 25% tariff on

Apple iPhones, unless those products are made in the U.S. The announcement from Trump came in a social

media post

and shows while the president can disrupt the economy, so far at least as tariffs have not

produced large numbers of trade deals or brought waves of promise manufacturing back to the U.S.

The Justice Department says it has reached an agreement in principle that would allow Boeing to

avoid prosecution over two deadly 737 max

crashes. The planemaker has been facing a criminal fraud case in connection with two fatal crashes.

They killed 346 people. More from NPR's Ryan Lucas.

The Justice Department says in a court filing that under the agreement Boeing will pay and invest more than $1.1 billion.

That includes a fine of some $240 million, as well as nearly $450 million for a crash victims fund. Boeing also

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