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Trump Tariffs Temporarily Reinstated by Appeals Court - Chaos Continues

Federal Court Blocks Most of Trump's Tariffs in Legal Blow

Trump Slams Judges on Tariff Ruling, Blames Federalist Society

Legal battles and court rulings swirl around President Trump's aggressive tariff policies, with federal courts blocking and reinstating key elements, delaying trade strategy. The White House lashes out at judicial rulings, while appeals courts temporarily reinstate tariffs amidst legal chaos.

FBI Investigates Effort to Impersonate White House Chief of Staff

Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino to Release Epstein Suicide Video Soon

FBI Director Patel Diverting Resources to Investigate 'Copycat' Threats

The FBI is under pressure investigating impersonation attempts of White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, while Deputy Director Dan Bongino promises release of video confirming Jeffrey Epstein's suicide, countering longstanding conspiracy theories.

Elon Musk Departs Trump Government Post After Eden Experiment

Elon Musk Leaving Trump Administration, Vows Less Spending on Politics

Multiple Senior DOGE Officials Leaving Alongside Musk

Elon Musk steps down from his role at Trump's Department of Government Efficiency after months of friction and controversial spending cuts, leaving a legacy met with mixed reactions. Multiple senior DOGE officials are also departing alongside him.

Trump Admin Pushes To Triple ICE Arrests Amid Leadership Shakeup

Two Top ICE Leaders Depart as Deportation Campaign Accelerates

Trump Administration Sends Sanctuary Cities List on Notice

The Trump administration intensifies immigration enforcement by setting goals to triple ICE arrests daily and purging senior leadership within ICE. It also targets sanctuary jurisdictions nationwide while revoking visas of Chinese students amid heightened tensions.

Bernard Kerik, Former NYPD Commissioner and 9/11 Figure, Dies at 69

Bernie Kerik Dead at 69 After Private Illness, Ex-NYPD Chief Remembered

Bernie Kerik, Law Enforcement Titan, Dies at 69

Bernard Kerik, former New York police commissioner known for his role during 9/11 and subsequent legal troubles, has died at 69, sparking many tributes to his complex legacy as a law enforcement figure and former Trump ally.

Israel Renew Offensive in Gaza Amid Aid Distribution Chaos

US Proposes 60-Day Ceasefire for Gaza, Hamas Calls It Killing Continuation

Chaos Erupts at Gaza Aid Points as Hunger Grows

The conflict in Gaza intensifies with Israel launching a renewed ground offensive, blocking most aid and causing chaos in aid distribution centers, while US proposes a 60-day ceasefire plan that Hamas currently rejects.

White House To Fix Errors in RFK Jr.'s 'Make America Healthy Again' Report

RFK Jr.'s MAHA Report Cited Nonexistent Studies, Sources Say

Report Shows RFK Jr.’s MAHA Commission Relied on Fake Studies

White House health report spearheaded by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been found to contain fabricated citations and fake sources, prompting a commitment to revise and correct the errors amid controversy over its scientific validity.

Trump Family War on Harvard Deepens Amid Court Battles

Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Move to Bar Foreign Students at Harvard

Trump Issues Pardons for GOP Allies and Donors Amid Legal Clashes

The Trump family intensifies legal battles and public conflicts with Harvard University over foreign student visas, while Trump continues to issue pardons to controversial figures and allies amidst ongoing political and legal controversies.

Canadian Wildfires Force 17,000 to Evacuate; Smoke to Hit US

Canada Declares State of Emergency Over Massive Wildfires

Significant wildfire activity in Canada leads to massive evacuations and heavy smoke expected to spread into the United States, adding environmental and health hazards amid ongoing crisis conditions.

Major Leadership Shakeups at ICE and Federal Agencies Amid Deportation Surge

Trump Administration Rolls Out Merit-Based Federal Hiring Plan

State Department Announces Reorganization with Major Cuts and New Office

U.S. government agencies face internal upheaval as multiple officials depart; immigration enforcement ramps up with new policies and goals, and administrative reforms aim to reshape federal hiring and State Department operations amid controversy.

China Tech Giants Brace for AI Economy Without Nvidia

U.S.-China Trade Talks ‘A Bit Stalled' — Trump and Xi Need to Weigh In

Treasury Secretary Warns ‘Ultimate Calamity’ If Congress Fails on Debt

China’s tech and AI industries prepare for future without Nvidia as geopolitical tensions rise, while US trade talks with China stall, requiring high-level intervention amid a challenging economic and strategic environment.

Knicks Survive, Force Game 6 With Pacers Destroyed

Jalen Brunson Scores 32 as Knicks Throttle Pacers to Stay Alive

Knicks Extend Season With Game 5 Win Over Pacers

The New York Knicks avoid elimination in the Eastern Conference Finals with strong performances from key players, continuing their fight in the NBA playoffs with hopes to advance despite injury challenges.

Trump Plans Expensive Military Parade for Army's 250th Anniversary

Trump administration announces plans for a military parade in Washington, D.C., coinciding with the Army's 250th anniversary, although costs may exceed official estimates, drawing public scrutiny and speculation.

DOJ Charges Federal Bureaucrat in Multi-Million Dollar Food Stamp Scam

DOJ Case Alleges Massive Food Stamp Fraud by Federal Employee

RFK Jr. Urges Scientists to Discard Discredited Gender Transition Research

New FBI and DOJ controversies unfold with investigations into whistleblower issues, probe of abortion pill-related health risks, and embarrassing episodes involving fired officials and bureau mismanagement claims.

Russia Amasses 50,000 Troops Near Ukraine for Possible Invasion

US, Japan Warn of Flood of North Korean Arms to Russia

How West Is Helping Russia Fund Ukraine War

The war in Ukraine sees a surge in Russian troop deployments near the northern border as officials warn of further aggression, while both US and allies expose North Korean arms shipments to Russia, escalating the regional conflict.

Harrison Ruffin Tyler, Last Grandson of US President John Tyler, Dies at 96

‘Big Trouble in Little China’ Star Peter Kwong Dies at 73

Notable deaths include Harrison Ruffin Tyler, the last living grandson of President John Tyler, and Peter Kwong, martial arts expert and actor, marking the loss of influential historical and entertainment figures.

FAA Loses 1,200 Employees Amid Growing Turmoil

Costco Tops Earnings Despite Tariff Volatility

Dell Raises Profit Outlook on Strong AI Demand

Federal regulatory agencies face turmoil as FAA sees over 1,200 employees depart amid leadership changes, mixed earnings reports from major companies affected by tariffs and inflation highlight ongoing market challenges and economic uncertainty.

U.S. Moves To Revoke Visas for Hundreds of Thousands of Chinese Students

International Students Caught in US-China Visa Crossfire

Harvard Wins Temporary Respite in Fight Over Foreign Student Lockout

International student crisis deepens as the Trump administration aggressively revokes visas specifically targeting Chinese nationals, while universities and foreign students express uncertainty and legal challenges intensify in battles over enrollment.

Trump Lashes Out at Federalist Society, Calls Leonard Leo a ‘Sleazebag’

Democrats Struggle to Unite Amid Investigations and Internal Conflicts

Senate GOP Probes Biden’s Cognitive Decline and Cover-Up Allegations

Political turmoil and controversies continue as Trump clashes with the Federalist Society, conservative groups, and the courts, while Democratic infighting and investigations into Biden's health and scandals add to the division and uncertainty within both parties.

Nearly 40% of World's Glaciers Doomed Due to Climate Crisis

Swiss Village Buried After Glacier Collapse Spurs Climate Concerns

Climate Lawsuit Targets Big Oil for Heat Wave Death

Climate and environmental issues gain attention as glaciers collapse in Europe, wrongful death lawsuits hold big oil accountable, and AI power consumption is predicted to soar, challenging existing energy frameworks and raising new concerns.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs Accused of Multiple Sexual Assaults in Court

Karen Read Murder Trial Prosecution Rests After Shocking Video

'Devil in the Ozarks' Killer Escapes Prison In Cop Disguise

Notorious criminal cases and legal trials gain attention including Sean 'Diddy' Combs facing multiple sexual assault allegations, Karen Read murder retrial in Boston, and prison escape of 'Devil in the Ozarks' killer evading police with disguise.