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Federal court blocks Trump tariffs under emergency law

US trade court rules Trump’s tariffs illegal

Federal Trade Court Strikes Down Trump’s 'Liberation Day' Tariffs

The US Court of International Trade blocked President Trump's sweeping tariffs under emergency powers law, challenging the legality of his global trade policies amid ongoing court battles and appeals.

Harvard fights Trump admin foreign student ban

Judge extends order blocking Trump revocation of Harvard foreign enrollment

Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump admin from banning Harvard international students

Harvard University is locked in a legal battle with the Trump administration over the revocation of visas and enrollment of international students, with ongoing court rulings, judge injunctions, and commencement amid tension.

Elon Musk officially leaves Trump administration role

Elon Musk bids farewell to Trump's administration

Elon Musk announces exit from Trump government post

Elon Musk announces his departure from the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency, thanking President Trump and reflecting on his turbulent tenure marked by attempts to reduce government spending.

Rubio promises aggressive visa revocations for Chinese students

US to begin revoking visas of Chinese students: Rubio

Marco Rubio announces crackdown on Chinese student visas

Secretary of State Marco Rubio vows aggressive revocation of visas for Chinese students with ties to the Communist Party or studying critical fields, escalating tensions between the US and China over academic and national security concerns.

Israel approves biggest West Bank settlement expansion

Israel announces major expansion of settlements in occupied West Bank

Israel's Security Cabinet votes to add 22 settlements in Judea and Samaria

Israel faces international condemnation as it approves major expansions of illegal settlements in the West Bank, a move increasing tensions with Palestinians and complicating peace efforts in the region.

FBI to release video proving Epstein was alone at death

Bongino vows Epstein video release showing no one else present

FBI reveals evidence proving Epstein committed suicide

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino and other officials reveal videos and evidence confirming Jeffrey Epstein's suicide in prison, promising upcoming releases that challenge conspiracy theories surrounding his death.

Tropical Storm Alvin forms off western Mexico coast

Tropical Storm Alvin marks unusual first for 2025 Pacific season

Tropical Storm Alvin forms in Pacific, ending dry spell

Tropical Storm Alvin forms in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of western Mexico, marking the first tropical storm of the 2025 Eastern North Pacific hurricane season, ending an unusual drought of tropical activity in the Northern Hemisphere.

Ford recalls over 1 million vehicles for camera software glitch

Ford recalls vehicles for rearview camera failure

Ford Motor Company issues a massive recall of over 1 million vehicles in the US due to a software glitch causing rearview cameras to malfunction, increasing the risk of accidents and drawing government scrutiny.

GM invests $888M in New York engine plant overhaul

General Motors commits $888 million to next-gen V-8 engine

General Motors commits $888 million to build next-generation V-8 engine at New York plant, signaling a major investment in American manufacturing and the fossil fuel engine market amid a diesel and electric transition.

Trump pardons notorious Chicago gang leader Larry Hoover

Trump commutes sentence of Chicago gang founder Larry Hoover

President Donald Trump pardons notorious Chicago gang leader Larry Hoover, reducing his federal life sentence after lobbying efforts, igniting nationwide controversy over criminal justice and presidential clemency.

White House envoy optimistic on Gaza ceasefire talks

Trump’s envoy shares ‘good feeling’ about ending Israel-Hamas war

White House envoy Steve Witkoff expresses optimism about a potential ceasefire deal in Gaza amid ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, with hopes to end hostilities and secure hostage releases, as international diplomacy intensifies.

US reopens ambassador residence in Damascus after 13 years

Long-shuttered US ambassador residence in Damascus reopens

US reopens long-shuttered ambassador's residence in Damascus, Syria, signaling a potential thaw and improved relations as the Trump administration moves to mend ties with the Syrian government.

Boeing to resume deliveries to China, ramp up Max production

Boeing to restart plane shipments to China in June

Boeing announces plans to resume airplane deliveries to China next month, along with increased production of the 737 Max series, marking a thaw in trade tensions and renewal of commercial aviation ties.

Victoria’s Secret shuts down website over security incident

Victoria’s Secret site goes dark amid security breach

Victoria's Secret shuts down its US website and some store operations due to a 'security incident', impacting customer access and raising concerns over cybersecurity breaches in the retail sector.

Judge rejects plea deal in toddler fentanyl death

A federal judge rejects a plea deal for a Hobart woman whose toddler died after swallowing fentanyl, citing the proposed sentence as too lenient and highlighting the severity of the opioid epidemic and child fatalities.

Tesla investors demand Musk work 40 hours weekly

Tesla investors demand CEO Elon Musk increase his work hours to at least 40 per week, amid concerns over his divided focus and management style as the company navigates critical market challenges.

Human remains found in missing Alaska family’s boat

Human remains found in a capsized boat off Alaska nearly a year after a family went missing, closing a tragic chapter on the disappearance and illuminating rural maritime safety concerns.

Trump pardons reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley

Trump expands clemency spree with controversial pardons

President Donald Trump expands his pardon spree, granting clemency to reality TV stars and political convicts, sparking debate over his use of executive powers amid ongoing legal controversies.

Harvard students celebrate as legal battle with Trump rages

Harvard grads cheer commencement amid Trump pressure

Harvard graduations continue despite admin challenges

Harvard holds commencement ceremonies amid intense conflict with the Trump administration, reflecting a broader battle over immigration, education, and ideology waged in courts and campuses.

FBI probes knife attack at Seattle Christian rally

The FBI investigates an attack on Christian prayer rally in Seattle involving a knife threat against a minor, highlighting tensions between political groups and ongoing concerns about public safety.

Judge blocks Trump admin from ending migrant parole programs

The U.S. federal court temporarily blocks the Trump administration from suspending Biden-era migrant parole programs, mandating resumption of applications to protect immigrant rights amid political clashes.

Missing family’s capsized boat found with human remains

A family is found missing in Alaska after capsizing boat tragedy, with authorities recovering human remains and prompting renewed safety inspections and search efforts in remote waterways.

Stocks jump after court blocks Trump tariffs

Markets surge on ruling against Trump’s tariffs

A federal court ruling blocking Trump’s sweeping tariffs sparks a rally in US and global stock markets, injecting optimism about the containment of trade tensions and economic stability.