Federal Court Strikes Down Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs - Major Blow to Trade Agenda
A federal trade court ruled President Donald Trump exceeded his authority by imposing global tariffs under emergency powers, halting a central part of his economic agenda amid widespread legal challenges and market uncertainty.
24 Hours Federal court blocks Trump's sweeping tariffs + Rubio announces crackdown on Chinese student visas + Elon Musk exits Trump administration amid bill dispute + Israel confirms death of Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar + Trump pardons reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley + Nvidia posts strong earnings despite China export curbs + US and Iran nuclear deal could be finalized soon + Massive glacier collapse buries Swiss village + Wildfires force evacuations in Manitoba + Judge blocks Trump from ending Biden-era migrant protections + Trump allies pardoned in latest clemency spree + US suspends jet engine and chip tech exports to China + San Francisco scraps controversial equity grading plan + Palestinians storm UN warehouse amid Gaza hunger crisis + South Korean navy plane crashes with casualties + US immigration raids increase under Trump administration
Number 44.1B - Nvidia's quarterly revenue amid AI surge despite China curbs
Quote "The students who will have their visas canceled include people with ties to the Communist Party and those studying in critical fields" — Secretary of State Marco Rubio

Federal court blocks Trump’s sweeping tariffs under emergency powers
Trade court blocks Trump from imposing sweeping tariffs – judges slam overreach
Trump tariffs ruled illegal by federal judicial panel
Federal courts have delivered major setbacks to President Trump's trade policies by blocking his sweeping tariffs imposed under emergency powers. This ruling questions the legal authority behind his global tariff strategy and disrupts his economic agenda.

Rubio vows ‘aggressive’ crackdown on Chinese student visas
US to aggressively revoke visas of Chinese students, Rubio confirms
US State Department ramps up scrutiny, plans visa bans for foreign censors
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announces aggressive visa revocation plans targeting Chinese students, particularly those studying critical fields or linked to the Communist Party, escalating tensions between the U.S. and China.

Elon Musk exits Trump administration, slams ‘big, beautiful bill’
Elon Musk officially leaves Trump administration after tenure as cost-cutter
Elon Musk disapproves of GOP spending bill, signals break with Trump
Elon Musk announces departure from the Trump administration amid public criticism of the proposed 'Big, Beautiful Bill' and growing distance from the President’s policies and political direction.

Netanyahu confirms Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar killed by Israeli forces
Israel says Hamas chief Sinwar dead in targeted strike
Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar reportedly killed in Gaza attack
Israel confirms the death of Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar, a significant event in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. This military action demonstrates intensified efforts against Hamas leadership amid escalating hostilities.

Trump pardons reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley
Todd and Julie Chrisley freed after Trump pardon
Trump’s latest pardons include reality TV criminals and political allies
President Trump continues his clemency spree by pardoning notable figures including reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley. These pardons sustain the ongoing trend of controversial political decisions impacting public debates.

Nvidia posts strong earnings despite China export restrictions
Nvidia stock jumps on earnings beat and AI demand surge
Nvidia CEO praises AI growth despite tough China export curbs
Nvidia beats earnings expectations amid challenges from China export controls. Despite curbs on AI chip sales to China, the company’s strong demand highlights continued growth in the artificial intelligence sector.

US and Iran nuclear deal could be finalized at next meeting
The U.S. and Iran are reportedly close to sealing a nuclear deal in upcoming negotiations, signaling a potential shift in diplomatic relations amidst longstanding tensions and global security concerns.

Swiss village buried under mudslide after glacier collapse
One missing as Swiss glacier collapse triggers deadly landslide
A massive glacier collapse in Switzerland has buried a village, triggering evacuations. This environmental disaster highlights the increasing risks from climate impacts in mountainous regions worldwide.

Thousands evacuated as wildfires burn in Manitoba
Canada declares state of emergency as Manitoba wildfires worsen
Wildfires rage in northern Manitoba, forcing thousands of evacuations and prompting a state of emergency. Firefighters are battling fast-moving blazes amid extreme weather conditions in Canada’s central region.

Judge blocks Trump from ending Biden-era migrant protections
Federal judge orders resumption of migrant humanitarian parole
A federal judge blocks the Trump administration from revoking Biden-era migrant protections, allowing continued applications for humanitarian parole, marking a legal victory for immigrant rights advocates.

US halts exports of jet engine tech, chip software to China
Trump administration restricts critical tech sales to China
Commerce Department orders chip design firms to stop China sales
The U.S. suspends key exports of jet engine technology and chip software to China, intensifying trade restrictions aimed at limiting China's technological advancements and maintaining national security.

San Francisco scraps radical ‘grading for equity’ plan
Public outcry forces SF to ditch equity grading overhaul
San Francisco Public Schools reverse controversial 'Grading for Equity' program after public backlash, reinstating traditional grading criteria with homework and attendance impacting student evaluations.

Palestinians break into UN Gaza food warehouse amid hunger
Crowds swarm UN aid center in Gaza as hunger crisis deepens
Starving Palestinians storm a UN World Food Programme warehouse in Gaza, resulting in deaths and injuries amid severe humanitarian crisis and limited aid flow into the region.

South Korean navy plane crashes in country’s south
Military plane crash in South Korea kills multiple crew
A South Korean navy patrol plane crashes in the southern region of the country, with casualties reported, raising concerns about military readiness and operational safety.
Stephen Miller urges ICE to triple daily immigrant arrests
ICE rounds up 40 illegal migrants on Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard
Trump administration increases immigration arrests substantially, with ICE agents ordered to triple daily detention rates to enforce stricter border policies and accelerate deportations.
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