“`
How Trump’s Tariff Plan May Impact US Manufacturing & Consumers
President-elect and self-proclaimed “tariff man” Donald Trump has vowed a “manufacturing renaissance,” pledging tariffs to bolster US-made products and reduce import
Do tariffs effectively protect American jobs in the long term?
## Are Tariffs Really Helping American Manufacturing?
**Host:** Joining us today is Dr. Eleanor Chen, an economics professor at Columbia University, to discuss the impact of tariffs on American manufacturing. Dr. Chen, thanks for being here.
**Dr. Chen:** It’s my pleasure.
**Host:** As you know, President Trump imposed significant tariffs on Chinese goods, claiming they would revitalize American manufacturing. But recent data from the Tax Foundation shows that these tariffs have generated over $233 billion in taxes collected from US consumers. [[1](https://taxfoundation.org/research/all/federal/tariffs/)] How do you reconcile these figures with the promise of a manufacturing renaissance?
**Dr. Chen:** The situation is complex. While tariffs might protect some domestic industries in the short term, they also lead to higher prices for consumers and can trigger retaliatory tariffs from other countries, hurting American businesses that rely on exports.
**Host:** So, do you think the cost to consumers outweighs any benefit to American manufacturing?
**Dr. Chen:** That’s the million-dollar question. Some argue that the short-term pain of higher prices leads to long-term gains by bringing back manufacturing jobs. Others believe that the tariffs ultimately harm the economy by disrupting global supply chains and discouraging investment.
**Host:** This is clearly a topic that sparks strong opinions. What would you say to those who believe that tariffs are a necessary tool to protect American jobs?
Local Flavor: Fall Updates from Area Businesses
New Owners Spice Up Brice Prairie Restaurant
Angry’s Way Out on Brice Prairie is getting more than just a facelift, it’s having a full-on flavor makeover since new owners Toby Britton and Tyna Jaeger took over in early September.
While Brandy’s Bar and Grillk, but now with a focus on family-friendly dining.
“We want to be a restaurant with a bar,” Jaeger said. “It’s got to be about the food first now.”
Jaeger’s culinary touch is reflected in several new offerings, most of which are centered around the popular "hangover burger," featuring a cheeseburger topped with a fried egg, fried onions, and a dollop of peanut butter.
Besides the unique hangover burger, Angry’s is known for its massive half-pound burgers made with locally sourced Angus beef. Some of their other most popular items include Italian beef sandwiches, fish sandwiches, pizzas made from scratch, with taco pizza being a local favorite. Boneless wings and a Friday fish and shrimp fry round out the menu.
“We’re offeringered potato fries topped with cheese curds and gravy, and a rotating selection of creative specials like birria tacosOak Street, nearby, they’ll be offering Angels.
“Our intention is to offer more diningufficial finished opening of the new modi
Jacobson Farms Opens Doors to New Store
Opening its doors this month will be a brand new destination for local and
The Granchm after the centerpiece of the Arg.
The Jacobsons. “More
Aim
Vernon Square Cinema Set to Close
After 30 years, Vernon Square Cinema will be closing its doors for good on December 31, 2024, the theater announced on its Facebook page, lasting memories and after-show conversations.
The three-screen theater, located at 1230 N. Main St. in Viroqua, thanked its loyal customers and employees for their support over the past three decades. The film lineup and showtimes for their final months are available on their website at vernonsquare.com.
What are some of the menu changes being made at Angry’s Way Out?
## Local Flavor: Fall Updates from Area Businesses
**New Owners Spice Up Brice Prairie Restaurant**
**Host:** Welcome back to Local Flavor! Today, we’re talking fall updates from some of our favourite area businesses, and we’ve got a real treat for you. Joining us is Toby Britton, co-owner of Angry’s Way Out on Brice Prairie. Toby, welcome to the show!
**Toby:** Thanks for having me!
**Host:** It sounds like you and your partner, Tyna Jaeger, have been busy since taking over Angry’s Way Out in early September.
**Toby:** Absolutely! We’re calling it a full-on flavour makeover.
**Host:** Tell us a little bit about what’s new and exciting at Angry’s Way Out.
**Toby:** Well, we’re keeping the inviting atmosphere and friendly staff that Angry’s was known for, [[1](https://www.instagram.com/angryswayout608/)].
But we’re making some delicious changes to the menu. We’re focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients and offering a wider variety of dishes to appeal to everyone, from families to folks looking for a night out. Think classic comfort food with a gourmet twist! We’re already running weekly specials, and we’ve got big plans for adding some live music and outdoor seating in the near future [[1](https://www.instagram.com/angryswayout608/)].
**Host:** That sounds fantastic! What kind of reactions are you getting from the community so far?
**Toby:**
The community has been incredibly welcoming. Everyone seems excited about the changes and we’re already seeing a lot of familiar faces, plus some new ones too. We’re really excited to be a part of the Brice Prairie community and can’t wait to share our passion for great food and good times with everyone.
**Host:**
Well, we’re certainly excited to hear more! Thanks for joining us, Toby, and we wish you all the best with Angry’s Way Out.
PUBLICATION
Bobby Ohr
November 26, 2024 (11:57)
Photo credit: Clutch Points
The MLB Network sent shockwaves through the Toronto Blue Jays fanbase early this morning, unveiling a speculative trade scenario that could see star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. join the Chicago Cubs.
MLB Network reveals potential blockbuster trade involving Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Kevin Gausman
In a surprising segment, MLB Network showcased a potential trade deal that would not only send Guerrero but also ace pitcher Kevin Gausman to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for key players Cody Bellinger, Michael Bush, and promising pitching prospect Cade Horton.
According to MLB Network analyst Anthony Castrovince, the hypothetical trade could significantly alter the landscape for both teams, but it raises eyebrows given the caliber of talent involved, particularly for the Blue Jays who would be parting ways with two cornerstone players.
While the proposed return for Toronto is enticing—acquiring Bellinger, a former MVP, along with Bush and Horton—the reality of trading away their top hitter and pitcher is a daunting prospect.
The Blue Jays are clearly in need of a serious overhaul this offseason after finishing at the bottom of their division last year, yet the strategy of offloading both Guerrero and Gausman raises questions about the long-term direction of the franchise.
Deciding to trade even one of these high-caliber players would be a challenging decision, but moving both at the same time seems counterintuitive unless an unparalleled offer comes their way.
It’s crucial that if the Toronto Blue Jays entertain the idea of moving Guerrero, they should avoid attaching him to Gausman, who remains the team’s standout pitcher.
Previously on Blue Jays Insider
Latest 10 stories
Update (11/25/2024):
Nevada Legal Services proudly announces a significant expansion of the Nevada Legal Kiosk Project, adding six new kiosks to the initiative, which is aimed at improving access to legal resources across the state.
This growth brings the total number of kiosks serving citizens statewide to an impressive 28, making vital legal information more accessible than ever.
These state-of-the-art legal kiosks are strategically located in various public libraries, including:
- Carson City Library
- Churchill County Library (Fallon)
- Dayton Library
- Douglas County Public Library (Minden)
- Downtown Reno Library
- Fernley Library
- Humboldt County Library (Winnemucca)
- Incline Village Library
- Mineral County Library (Hawthorne)
- Mybrary (Elko)
- North Valleys Library (Reno)
- Silver Stage Library (Silver Springs)
- Smith Valley Library
- Sparks Library
- White Pine Library (Ely)
- Yerington Library
For a detailed list of kiosk locations and comprehensive information about this vital project, please visit the Nevada Legal Kiosk Project website.
ORIGINAL STORY:
After the onset of the pandemic, the transition to online platforms became necessary for many services, including access to legal resources, leaving some community members struggling to navigate this new virtual landscape due to a lack of technological skills or personal computer access.
This digital divide has significantly hindered many individuals from obtaining crucial legal information and services, necessitating intervention from dedicated organizations. To address this gap, Nevada Legal Services launched the innovative Legal Kiosk Project at 22 libraries across the state, aiming to bridge this connectivity gap.
These legal kiosks serve as user-friendly portals, empowering Nevadans to educate themselves about civil legal issues, find essential court information, access necessary legal documents, and locate local community resources. Additionally, they enable users to attend virtual court hearings seamlessly.
Susan Myers, Project Manager for Nevada Legal Services, states, “This initiative not only provides vital information but also creates a partnership between libraries and the community, where individuals can go for support and legal assistance.” She emphasizes the importance of these kiosks being user-friendly and designed to meet the needs of all users.
Importantly, these kiosks are available at no cost to the public, ensuring that anyone in need of legal assistance can benefit from them without requiring a library card for access.
What are the key features of the Nevada Legal Kiosk Project that enhance access to legal resources for residents?
**Interview with Jane Doe, Director of Nevada Legal Services, on the Expansion of the Nevada Legal Kiosk Project**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Jane. Exciting news about the Nevada Legal Kiosk Project! Can you tell us what prompted the recent expansion?
**Jane Doe:** Absolutely! The expansion was driven by our commitment to improve access to legal resources for all Nevadans. We identified a growing need for accessible legal information, especially in underserved areas. Adding six new kiosks means we can reach more citizens who may have difficulty accessing traditional legal services.
**Editor:** That’s fantastic! Could you explain what these kiosks offer and how they help the community?
**Jane Doe:** Certainly! The kiosks serve as a user-friendly portal for individuals to learn about various civil legal issues, find court information and necessary forms, and locate legal aid providers in their area. This is especially crucial for people who may not have the means to consult a lawyer directly. The kiosks are designed to be intuitive and accessible, making legal information more approachable for everyone.
**Editor:** You mentioned that there are now 28 kiosks throughout the state. Can you share some of the new locations?
**Jane Doe:** Yes, our six new kiosks are located in some key public libraries, such as Carson City Library, Downtown Reno Library, and several others across the state including libraries in Churchill County, Fernley, and Minden. We chose these locations strategically to ensure that they are easily accessible to a broad audience [[1](https://www.legalkiosks.com/projects/nevada)].
**Editor:** How do you think these kiosks will impact the residents of Nevada?
**Jane Doe:** We anticipate a significant positive impact. By providing easier access to legal information, we hope to empower individuals to better understand their rights and options. This accessibility is vital for fostering a fairer justice system, especially for those who might otherwise feel intimidated by legal processes.
**Editor:** It’s clear that this initiative is about more than just technology; it’s about enhancing community support. What are your next steps following this expansion?
**Jane Doe:** Our next steps include further outreach to educate the community on how to use the kiosks effectively and what resources are available. We also plan to gather feedback from users to continuously improve the service and ensure it meets the needs of our diverse population.
**Editor:** Thank you, Jane, for your insights. It sounds like the Nevada Legal Kiosk Project will play an important role in enhancing legal accessibility in the state.
**Jane Doe:** Thank you for having me! We’re excited about the potential of these kiosks to make a meaningful difference in our communities.