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I'm Eder Peralta and this is Up First from NPR News. Recovery efforts are underway in Myanmar and neighboring Thailand. We have the latest...

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Buildings topple and Myanmar's military government makes a rare plea for international aid.

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And how the administration's anti-diversity efforts may affect your local theater or children's museum.

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If you ask the White House, it's foreign countries. Here's how Trump put it on Inauguration Day.

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But it's not really foreign countries picking up the tab. NPR's White House correspondent, Danielle Kurtzleben, is here to walk us through how it works. Hey there, Danielle.

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So Trump says this all the time, that tariffs are paid by foreign countries. Explain what actually happens when an import comes into the U.S. ?

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Okay, so the money isn't being paid directly by foreign countries. So then there's a question of who actually ultimately pays the cost.

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Okay, so what does the evidence show? I mean, do foreign countries lower their prices in response to tariffs?

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In Myanmar, state-run media now say more than a thousand people are dead after an earthquake in the center of the country. It was so powerful it was felt 600 miles to the south in the Thai capital Bangkok. A skyscraper that was under construction there collapsed, leaving dozens buried.

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Has Trump addressed this question of who's actually on the hook for tariffs?

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So speaking of other countries, I mean tariffs don't hurt other countries at all?

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And peers, Danielle Kurtzleben, thank you.

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And if you've ever visited Scott there in Washington, D.C., you may have been inside one of the free Smithsonian museums or attended a show at the Kennedy Center. All those places are, to differing degrees, undergoing changes.

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And that's up first for Saturday, March 29th, 2025. I'm Eder Peralta.

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Martin Patience, Fernando Narro, and Gabriel Donatoff produced today's episode. Ed McNulty edited along with Miguel Macias, Roberta Rampton, and Jennifer Vanasco.

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