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Federal court blocks Trump tariffs in major blow

Trump tariff court setback lifts investor confidence

Federal trade court strikes down Trump’s tariffs

Federal courts have made sweeping rulings undermining President Trump's tariff policies, blocking his emergency powers to impose tariffs on major trading partners. These rulings have shaken markets and cast uncertainty on trade strategies while the White House vows to fight back and explore legal appeals.

US to aggressively revoke Chinese student visas

State Dept. to revoke Chinese visas with CCP ties

Marco Rubio vows to revoke Chinese student visas

The Trump administration is escalating its crackdown on Chinese students by aggressively revoking visas of those linked to the Chinese Communist Party or studying in sensitive fields. The moves have sparked anxiety and protests among students and increased tensions with China, which strongly condemns the actions.

Trump pardons Larry Hoover, cuts life sentence

Todd and Julie Chrisley freed after Trump pardon

Trump’s pardons include rapper NBA YoungBoy

Trump issues a wave of pardons and commutations, including high-profile cases like gang leader Larry Hoover, reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, and rapper NBA YoungBoy. The pardons prompt political debate and spotlight Trump's use of clemency powers amidst ongoing legal and political battles.

Swiss village buried after glacier collapse

Large landslide buries Alpine village; rescues underway

Man remains missing after Swiss glacier collapse

A catastrophic glacier collapse in the Swiss Alps has buried a village under rock and ice, destroying homes and triggering a search for missing residents. The disaster raises fears of further glacier-induced hazards threatening nearby villages.

Nvidia reports 69% revenue surge amid tariffs

Nvidia stocks rally after strong quarterly results

Nvidia CEO praises Trump despite China risks

Technology giant Nvidia reports strong earnings with a 69% revenue surge, buoying tech stocks despite ongoing tariff disputes and concerns over competition. The company highlights the growing impact of AI while warning about increased Chinese rivalry.

Harvard graduation amid fight with Trump administration

Harvard and Trump lawyers face off over foreign students

Trump administration targets Harvard’s foreign students

Harvard University faces legal battles with the Trump administration over foreign student enrollment and visa restrictions amid a broader political conflict. The university proceeds with commencement while courts consider disputes over immigration enforcement actions.

Todd and Julie Chrisley freed after Trump pardon

Todd Chrisley released from prison after pardon

Reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley were released from Federal prison following presidential pardons by Donald Trump, drawing attention and criticism amid the entertainer's legal controversies.

US weekly initial jobless claims rise by 14,000

U.S. unemployment claims rise by 14,000 indicating slight easing in labor market conditions amidst economic uncertainty arising from trade disputes and tariff tensions.

Russian military figure killed in deep Russia explosion

Russian official dies in southern explosion

A Russian military official was killed in an explosion deep inside southern Russia, indicating ongoing violence and instability amid Russia’s security challenges.

White House sued for halting deaf services under Trump

The White House faces a lawsuit alleging it illegally halted services for the deaf community when the Trump administration took office, raising civil rights and constitutional questions.

Chevron to cut 1,400 jobs in Texas and California

Chevron announces layoffs totaling 1,400 across its Texas and California operations as part of cost-cutting measures amid economic challenges in the energy sector.

Israel approves major illegal West Bank settlements

Israel announces expansion of settlements in occupied West Bank

Israel's security cabinet votes to add 22 new West Bank settlements

Israel approves the expansion of over two dozen illegal Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, escalating tensions and potentially complicating peace efforts with Palestinians.

China and ally flex military muscles in South China Sea

Chinese bombers seen in South China Sea amid US patrol

China and its allies display military strength in the South China Sea amid rising regional tensions and challenges to U.S. presence in Asian waters.

Federal judge blocks Trump suspension of migrant parole

Judge orders Trump officials to resume migrant parole processing

A federal judge temporarily blocks the Trump administration from ending Biden-era migrant parole programs, ordering officials to resume accepting applications, highlighting ongoing immigration policy battles.

Hordes storm Gaza UN food warehouse amid hunger crisis

Two dead after crowds rush UN aid warehouse in Gaza

Gaza aid system under pressure as thousands seek food

Palestinians storm a UN food warehouse in Gaza amid severe humanitarian shortages and chaos in aid distribution, leaving the aid system under intense pressure and raising fears of worsening crisis.

NASA switches to backup propellant on Psyche spacecraft

NASA switches to a backup propellant line for its Psyche spacecraft to enable continued electric propulsion, enabling progress in its asteroid mission despite technical challenges.

United Airlines to return to JFK in JetBlue deal

United Airlines plans JFK comeback through JetBlue partnership

United Airlines and JetBlue launch Blue Sky partnership

United Airlines and JetBlue announce a partnership to allow shared routes, points, and increased presence at New York airports, marking United's return to JFK Airport amid infrastructure challenges.

Multiple Palestinians killed in rush for Gaza food aid

Multiple Palestinians have been killed as hundreds desperate for food rushed a United Nations warehouse in Gaza amid an ongoing humanitarian crisis and blockade, highlighting the dire situation on the ground.

Trump gives Putin two-week war deadline

President Trump sets a two-week deadline for Russian President Putin to end the Ukraine war or risk US acting differently, reflecting escalating tensions with no immediate response from Russia.

US jobless claims rise more than expected amid tariff fears

More Americans file for jobless aid despite low layoffs

Federal jobless claims in the US have increased, rising more than expected, reflecting labor market easing amidst economic uncertainty related to tariffs and inflation.

Russia opens case after Stavropol explosion kills official

A Russian official was killed in an explosion in Stavropol region, with the Kremlin confirming a criminal case is opened, indicating ongoing instability.

Trump suffers triple legal defeat in hours

Trump loses court battles but keeps fighting

Trump declares victory in Pulitzer lawsuit

Donald Trump's legal battles continue with key losses but persistent efforts include lawsuits against media outlets and government officials, impacting political and judicial spheres.