Today is Tuesday, May 14th.

There's more to know today about the impact of the trade war

and why the tables have turned a bit in the Russia investigation.

Plus, we're talking facial recognition,

an apple lawsuit, and the new way to catch an Uber at the airport.

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Stocks had their biggest drop in months this week and it's all tied to the trade

dispute between the US and China. Investors are pretty worried about the impact

of all of this on the world's largest economies. The Wall Street Journal reports the Dow and the

S&P 500 fell 2.4% yesterday, both their biggest one-day losses since January.

And by the way, China is now officially retaliating.

China will raise tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. exports starting June 1st.

CNBC reports some of those new higher taxes target U.S. farmers who largely support CNN, on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.

Trade talks didn't go anywhere last Friday,

and this is the result.

And President Trump says more tariffs could be coming.

The New York Times reports, if the latest threat actually goes through,

it would impact almost every consumer

product coming from China into the US, from phones to toys to sneakers.

For now, there are plans for the two presidents to talk again next month. President Trump says he expects the meeting to be,

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