Trump Cuts Ukraine Military Aid, Tariffs Begin Today, A Trump Address Preview, Questions Over Boston Shooting Comments

Today on America in the Morning Trump Cuts Military Aid To Ukraine The Trump administration is pausing all aid to Ukraine, which includes weapons already in transit to Kyiv. The pause comes following last week’s contentious meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelinsky. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports on the growing rift between Washington and Kyiv, and what led to this divide. Canada-Mexico Tariffs One month after temporarily freezing tariffs against Mexico and Canada, President Trump announced those tariffs will go into effect starting today. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Trump To Address Congress President Trump will address a joint session of Congress tonight. Correspondent Clayton Neville has a preview. Ending “BOI” The Trump administration is moving to scrap the government's beneficial ownership information database, or "B-O-I," which was intended to fight financial crimes. Correspondent Jennifer King explains. Airport Troubles In Baltimore & Boston There were some unusual moments at two major East Coast airports. America in the Morning’s Jeff McKay has details of a four hour power outage, and a stinging scorpion. Mardi Gras Weather Worries In Louisiana, today is known as Fat Tuesday, the final day of Mardi Gras. But unlike other years, severe weather in New Orleans is forcing some parades to either start early, change their routes, or be canceled. Lisa Dwyer reports. Canada’s US Tariff Reaction President Trump is enacting 25 percent tariffs on imported goods from Mexico and Canada, despite concerns that the tariffs could start a trade war with two of America’s largest trading partners. The news caused Wall Street to dive Monday, and it is angering Canadians, who have taken to boo America’s National Anthem. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. Mexico’s US Tariff Reaction South-of-the-border, Mexico has been more muted about tariffs than Canada, instead standing by and awaiting actions out of Washington and trying to make the case that they are following through on border commitments promised to President Trump. Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports. Questions Over Boston Shooting Comments Boston city leaders including Mayor Michelle Wu are receiving backlash for comments made after a knife-wielding man was killed by an off-duty police officer. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. Senate Democrats Sink Girls Sports Bill A Republican-led Senate bill to prevent boys from participating in girls' sports failed to overcome the legislative filibuster on Monday night after it did not reach the necessary 60-vote threshold to advance. Strike Not Fully Over A wildcat strike by New York state prison guards stretched into a third week, prompting officials to start firing workers for failing to abide by a deal to end the illegal labor action. Sue Aller has details. Cuomo Planning Comeback More than 3 years ago, Andrew Cuomo resigned as New York’s governor over sexual harassment complaints. Now, he has his sights on becoming New York City’s next mayor. As correspondent Julie Walker reports, that idea isn’t sitting well with the city’s current mayor. McMahon Join Trump’s Cabinet The Senate voted to confirm former wrestling executive Linda McMahon as the nation’s Education Secretary, a role that places her atop a department that President Donald Trump has vowed to dismantle. Tech News President Trump announced a $100 billion dollar investment in new chips, by world’s largest manufacturer, Taiwan Semiconductor, for 5 new plants in Arizona. Here’s Chuck Palm with today’s tech news. Finally Dolly Parton’s little-seen but often talked-about husband has passed away. Carl Dean died in a Nashville hospital. He was 82. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices