hitting the pause button. I'm Lisa Salisera, Fox News. President Trump says Canada and Mexico will get a one-month reprie from 25% tariffs imposed earlier this week, but there will be no exemptions starting next month.

The predominant tariffs will go. They'll be reciprocal in nature. They'll be going on April the 2nd, so we'll be

talking about that. It'll be a big game changer for our country because we've been ripped off

by every country in the world. The president claims the tariffs will bring manufacturing back to

the U.S. Another sell-off on Wall Street as the market is rattled by the tariffs and the

uncertainty of the economy. The Dow lost 427 and Azdakor 483 in the S&P minus 104. The president

reacting to the steep decline. I think it's globalists that see how rich our country's going to be

and they don't like it. And he said it's a big market out there. A State

Department inquiry continues into USAID and how serious it may get is uncertain. New State

Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce said the fallout from USAID started with a refusal to let

ledgers be examined to investigate trillions in debt. Bruce called it an unsustainable way of running anything,

a household or a government. Bruce said while life-saving work across the world will continue to be

funded in many cases, it's uncertain if what was found with USAID will rise to a justice department

matter. We've clearly got some problems and so we're determined to correct those problems.

Where it ends up is going to be, of course, something we'll see in the future.

Acting USAID chief Peter Morocco has told Congress charges may be forthcoming.

Fox is, Colonel Scott.

An adult who was infected with measles has died in New Mexico,

but state health officials say it's not yet confirmed that the virus caused the person's death.

The person was not vaccinated against the virus and did not seek medical care.

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