Tariffs, Michigan, Nor’easter: Your Friday Evening Briefing

Tariffs, Michigan, Nor’easter: Your Friday Evening Briefing
"On your right, you’ll see John Kelly suffocating Jared Kushner with a pillow,
and on your left, you’ll see the claw marks on the wall left by Steve Bannon as they dragged him to the curb." And Hollywood is getting ready for the first Oscars of the #MeToo era, which are Sunday at 8 p.m. Eastern.
By KAREN ZRAICK and SANDRA STEVENSONMARCH 2, 2018
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Our food editor, Sam Sifton, has many suggestions, including a simple salad like
the one served by "the pizza mystic" Mark Iacono at Lucali in Brooklyn.
Two major boxing events will occur simultaneously in New York: a heavyweight title fight between Deontay Wilder
and Luis Ortiz at Barclays Center in Brooklyn and a light-heavyweight bout between Sergey Kovalev and Igor Mikhalkin at Madison Square Garden.
"Trade wars are good." That was President Trump in an early-morning tweet, a day after he stunned the markets, his fellow Republicans
and even his own advisers by announcing stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Mr. Sifton wrote about it for The Times this week, in a column with the headline "Most House Salads Are Terrible.
You get knocked down, you get back up again.