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Sunday, April 6, 2025

Good Morning! On this day in 1906, the first animated film recorded on standard picture film, Humorous Phases of Funny Faces, was released. Running 3 minutes, the silent short includes a dog jumping through a hoop and a man playing with a hat. (See Film)

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Tariff Collection Begins

President Trump's unilateral 10% baseline tariffs on imports went into effect on Saturday, with U.S. customs agents beginning to collect the tariffs at seaports, airports, and customs warehouses.

Higher tariffs on 57 larger trading partners are set to start next week.

The administration released a list of more than 1,000 exempted product categories, including crude oil, petroleum products, and other energy imports. Other excluded categories are pharmaceuticals, uranium, titanium, lumber, semiconductors, and copper.

President Trump maintains the tariffs will spur companies to forgo foreign goods and return manufacturing to American shores, among other benefits. Experts say it could take years to train workers and rebuild infrastructure.

Houston, Florida to Meet for NCAA Title

The Houston Cougars and Florida Gators advanced to the NCAA men's basketball national championship game with wins on Saturday. The teams will play Monday in San Antonio.

Houston went on a 25-8 run at the end of the game to defeat Duke 70-67 on Saturday night.

Florida beat Auburn 79-73 earlier in the day. All-American Walter Clayton Jr. scored a career-high 34 points to help the Gators overcome a nine-point second-half deficit.

Also on Saturday, Duke's Cooper Flagg became only the fourth freshman to win the Wooden Award as the most outstanding men's college basketball player.

Senate Adopts Spending Plan

The U.S. Senate adopted a budget resolution on Saturday, putting Congress one step closer to enacting President Trump's legislative agenda.

The resolution still needs to be adopted by the House before the two chambers can begin negotiations on a final bill.

The spending plan aims to make tax cuts enacted during President Trump's first term permanent, and raise the country's borrowing limit by $5 trillion to avoid a debt default. The measure also would beef up border security, expand oil and gas drilling, and increase defense spending.

The debate over the proposal revealed the biggest looming fight between Republicans, who control both the Senate and House, may be over Medicaid.

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9 Hidden Perks of Your Amazon Prime Membership

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But if those reasons haven't been enough to entice you to join Prime, maybe some of these lesser-known incentives will tempt you to sign up. Here are 9 of those perks.

➤ Former NBA player Dwight Howard was elected to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame on the first ballot on Friday night. Howard made eight All-Star teams and won three Defensive Player of the Year awards. (More)

➤ Alex Ovechkin can become the NHL all-time goals leader today at 12:30 p.m. ET when the Washington Capitals face the New York Islanders. (More)

➤ Atlanta Falcons icon Julio Jones announced his retirement from the NFL. The wide receiver was named to five straight All-Pro teams from 2015 to 2019. (More)

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➤ No. 2 seed Connecticut women's basketball seeks its 12th national title today, facing defending champion and No. 1 seed South Carolina in the NCAA tournament. (See Preview)

➤ An eye injury ended Duke coach John Scheyer's dream to play in the NBA, but it put him on a path to coach at his alma mater. (More)

➤ Auburn's Bruce Pearl and St. John's Rick Pitino will share the Associated Press men's college basketball coach of the year award, following a first-ever tie vote. (More)

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Weekly Market Report Previous Week

▼	NASDAQ Natl. Assoc. of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations	15,587.79	-8.55%
▼	SPX S&P 500	5,074.08	-8.21%
▼	DJI Dow Jones Industrial Average	38,314.86	-7.41%
▲	BTC Bitcoin	$83,843.80	1.83%
▼	GOLD Per Ounce	$3,012.00	-2.56%

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➤ U.S. oil prices dropped to their lowest levels since 2021 on production hikes and tariff concerns. (More)

➤ The Internal Revenue Service began layoffs on Friday, intending to cut at least 25% of its 90,000-employee workforce. (More)

➤ Brookfield Infrastructure Partners will buy Colonial Pipeline, the largest U.S. fuel transportation system, in a deal valued at about $9 billion. (More)

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➤ A 14-year-old from California's Dadson Farms gained national attention for her intense stare and focus while showing pigs. (Watch Video)

➤ Archaeologists uncovered what may be North America's oldest intact weapon system— dating back 6,000 years—in a remote cave in Big Bend National Park in Texas. (See Weapons)

➤ Middle names have become an opportunity for parents to be creative. New trends include names drawn from colors, spirituality, and nature. (See Trends)

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➤ Why are new homes so expensive? Here's a breakdown of the construction costs involved in building an average single-family home in 2024. (See Chart)

➤ Women's hairstyles have always changed with the times. Here's a timeline showing the most popular hairstyle the year you were born. (See Styles)

➤ Fraud is on the rise in the U.S., from financial scams to web phishing to outright imposters. This chart ranks the most common types of fraud based on the number of complaints to the Federal Trade Commission. (See Ranking)

➤ Deep Dive: Have you ever noticed that just about all traditional towels feature a woven strip at the bottom? It turns out these towel bands have a purpose (and a name). (See Details)

➤ Spring is here and that means it's time to clean out the dust and clutter. Martha Stewart magazine offers this "deep cleaning checklist" for every room in the house. (See Checklist)

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