🌅 Good morning, RootBadger. Monday opens with a new signal on U.S.–Canada trade and a free doorway into local history.
🗞️ Reuters morning read: President Donald Trump said at a Sunday rally in Port Huron, Michigan, that the U.S. trade dispute with Canada would be settled “soon,” but gave no specifics. Reuters reports that the border region’s economy—including the Detroit-based auto industry—has felt the effects of the tariff standoff. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s office did not immediately comment.
Read more: Reuters — Trump says Canada tariff deal coming “soon” at Michigan border rally
📰 Useful this morning: Researching a hometown, old address, family name, or historical event? The Library of Congress’s free Chronicling America collection lets you search digitized U.S. newspaper pages through 1963, then narrow results by state, title, date, language, or ethnicity. Try exact phrases for names and street addresses, but also test spelling variations—the searchable text comes from scans of aging newsprint.
Source: Library of Congress — Chronicling America
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