内容摘要：“At this point, we don’t know whether the decision will hold, whether it applies to (Trump’s) original 2018 tariffs, or how it will be enforced,” he said. “Without clarity, we’re left planning around a moving target. Like many others, we’ve already locked in quotes and made purchasing decisions assuming tariffs would remain in place. This development, rather than offering relief, introduces new logistical complications at the worst possible time.”

“At this point, we don’t know whether the decision will hold, whether it applies to (Trump’s) original 2018 tariffs, or how it will be enforced,” he said. “Without clarity, we’re left planning around a moving target. Like many others, we’ve already locked in quotes and made purchasing decisions assuming tariffs would remain in place. This development, rather than offering relief, introduces new logistical complications at the worst possible time.”

AP Sports Writer Alanis Thames in Miami contributed.PITTSBURGH (AP) — The moment when Troy Fautanu’s rookie season came to a painful halt is seared into his brain.

Asked to relive it on Wednesday after a rainy organized team activity, theoffensive tackle lifted his massive right hand and pointed toward one of the far end zones in the fields tucked behind the club’s practice facility.It was a Friday in late September. The 20th overall pick in the 2024 draft was coming off the first start of his career in Week 2 against Denver, fully healed from a sprained left knee that forced him to miss most of the preseason. Fautanu trotted onto the practice field with the rest of the offense for a series of 2-point conversion drills called “seven shots.”

Fautanu backpedaled to set up in pass protection when his right knee “got caught up in the ground weird.” The rest of his 6-foot-4, 317-pound frame kept moving. His leg did not. The result? A tear in the ligament designed to keep the knee stable. Season-ending surgery soon followed, with lingering doubts about whether he could make it back not far behind.“There were a lot of nights where you can’t really see the light on the other side of the tunnel,” Fautanu said.

It wasn’t just the daunting physical rehab, but the emotional toll that came along with it. He knew as a first-round pick, that his job was to get on the field as quickly as possible. Now that was gone. He had already bought tickets for his family to come watch him play. Now they would hop on planes to watch him stand on the sidelines in sweats instead of on the field in his No. 76 uniform.

For a player of Polynesian descent who counts Steelers Hall of Famer Troy Polamalu“You talk about a well-thought-out guy,” McVay said. “A great willingness to look inwardly at, all right, where are those areas of improvement, understanding how you bring people together. I’ve really enjoyed him coming out, and I think the guys did today, too.”

AP Sports Writer Alanis Thames in Miami contributed.PITTSBURGH (AP) — The moment when Troy Fautanu’s rookie season came to a painful halt is seared into his brain.

Asked to relive it on Wednesday after a rainy organized team activity, theoffensive tackle lifted his massive right hand and pointed toward one of the far end zones in the fields tucked behind the club’s practice facility.