The Trump administration is considering an overhaul of steel and aluminum tariffs that is in part likely to reduce levies on many consumer goods

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The article reports that the Trump administration is considering scaling back tariffs on steel and aluminum, citing concerns about rising consumer prices, which could impact voter sentiment ahead of the midterm elections.

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