Morning Brief, Oct. 3: U.S., China name $30 billion in goods each way for possible tariff relief

Good morning, United States. It was a quiet night, so here's what's worth your time.

Last week

• U.S., China name $30 billion in goods each way for possible tariff relief (Sept. 28). After the Trump-Xi summit, the U.S. and China proposed lists covering about $30 billion in goods each way; final rates and timing remain unset.
• Why the Supreme Court lifted a last-minute stay of Christa Pike’s execution (Sept. 30). The Supreme Court lifted a federal appeals court stay in Christa Pike’s scheduled execution at Riverbend in Nashville on Sept. 30.
• Johnson frames planned White House AI meeting around innovation and oversight (Sept. 28). Federal AI oversight remains undefined as Trump, Johnson and tech executives prepare for a White House discussion on safety and innovation.

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…that Paramount's possible departure from California could involve as many as 57,980 lost full-time jobs and $1.17 billion in annual state and local tax revenue?

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