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New York TimesTuesday, 21 April 2026
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U.S. Begins First Steps To Refund $166 Billion Taken for Illegal Tariffs
Payments for Importers, Not Consumers
The paper leads with a detailed policy report on the administrative aftermath of a Supreme Court ruling, emphasizing the logistical complexity and identifying corporate importers, rather than everyday consumers, as the primary beneficiaries of the refund.
Following a Supreme Court decision striking down certain tariffs, the US government must now process massive refunds to businesses. Questions remain regarding exactly which companies will qualify and whether the financial relief will reach end consumers.
“Payments for Importers, Not Consumers”
“Focus on institutional accountability”
Cook to Retire After Leading Apple to Riches
A retrospective on the tenure of Apple's CEO, focusing on his success in multiplying the company's valuation.
Pakistan Tries to Rein In Shiite Anger Over War
Complicating Country’s Role as Mediator to Iran and the U.S.
Highlights diplomatic and internal security efforts by Pakistan to manage regional tensions and domestic unrest stemming from conflict.
Nepalis Ask if a Revolution Can Deliver on Hope
Youth, Now in Charge, Take On Big Burden
Explores a generational political shift in Nepal through the lens of young, newly elected lawmakers promising reform.
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