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US Economy Shrinks 0.3% Amid Trump Tariffs - Judge Orders ICE Student Freed

The US economy contracted by 0.3% in Q1 2025 due largely to disrupted trade from Trump's tariffs. Meanwhile, a federal judge ordered the release of Palestinian student Mohsen Mahdawi, a symbol of the administration's controversial immigration policies.

24 Hours US economy shrinks 0.3 percent in first quarter+Trump blames Biden for economic downturn+Federal judge orders release of Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi+Trump administration sanctions Iranian smuggling network+Supreme Court hears arguments on religious charter school+Elon Musk leaves White House amid farewell applause+Ukraine ready to sign US minerals deal+Automakers puzzled by Trump's tariff moves+4 dead after severe storms hit Pennsylvania to New York+US backs Israel's ban on UN Palestinian aid agency+China warns US tariffs hurt trade and economy+Trump scales back auto tariffs ahead of Michigan rally+DOJ nabs ringleaders in online child exploitation ring+Wildfires blaze across Israel, highways closed+Judge suspends Milwaukee judge after ICE interference+Trump administration cuts $1B in school mental health grants+Pakistan warns of imminent Indian military strike+Defense Secretary cuts 'woke' military programs+New bill seeks to repeal Biden-era appliance energy rule+Trump administration investigates Chicago Public Schools

Number 0.3% - US economy contraction in first quarter of 2025 amid tariff fallout.

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