US News Roundup: Political Shifts, Weather Chaos, and Trade Turmoil

This summary covers various recent US domestic news: New York Mayor Eric Adams plans to run for reelection as an independent; Trump's tariffs incite political risk and economic challenges; inaccuracies in Musk's termination notices for USAID staff; severe weather prompts flood warnings in the South and Midwest; and political developments involving Elon Musk.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced his bid for reelection as an independent, marking a departure from his previous Democratic alignment. This move follows a court's dismissal of corruption charges against him.

President Donald Trump's introduction of reciprocal tariffs, labeled 'Liberation Day,' faces scrutiny for potential political implications and economic challenges. Experts forewarn that revitalizing U.S. manufacturing and supply chains could take years.

Elon Musk's team issued erroneous firing notices to USAID staff, requiring corrections due to potential impacts on pensions and pay, insiders reported. This follows Musk's planned advisory role shift for President Donald Trump and VP JD Vance, as Trump suggested his eventual exit from government service.

(With inputs from agencies.)