Trump Says 50 Percent Tariff Will Be Imposed on European Union on June 1
The president said European countries have been taking advantage of the United States.
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A curatorial triumph, the Gallery celebrates 200 years as one of the world’s greatest painting collections.
‘Canal Bank Walk’: A Mystical Writer’s Poem of the Commonplace
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Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Admin’s Ban on Harvard’s Ability to Enroll Foreign Students
The Ivy League school argues that Homeland Security and other government officials violated its constitutional rights.
FTC, DOJ File ‘Statement of Interest’ Against BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard in Coal Manipulation Case
The FTC chairman accused the companies of hampering coal production ‘in the name of climate change scaremongering.’
Vitamin D Supplements May Slow Process Linked to Aging, New Study Says
Vitamin D and D3 can be obtained through sunlight or a number of foods, along with supplements.
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‘This is a memorial to those who still struggle. ... This is the memorial to those who are still sitting in prison,’ Klimkowski says.
Education Department Launches Probe of Admissions Policy at Top Virginia High School
A lawsuit claims the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology discriminated against Asian American students.
IRS Issues Tax Dues Deadline Reminder for US Citizens Living Abroad
The agency will charge interest on any 2024 tax dues owed after April 15.
US Stocks Fall After Trump Threatens Tariffs on EU, Apple
Th stock market’s rebound from last month’s rout has hit another tariff wall.
US, Iran Notch Limited Progress Following Fifth Round of Nuclear Talks, Says Mediator Oman
Tehran has said it won’t pursue nuclear weapons, but isn’t willing to give up its uranium enrichment program.
DOGE Says It Completed ‘Major Cleanup’ of Social Security Records
It said that around 12.3 million people aged 120 and older are ’marked as deceased.’
China Faces COVID-19 Resurgence With Symptoms of Sharp, Burning Sore Throat
“Razor blade throat” is a term used in China to describe severe throat pain, akin to swallowing shattered glass or razor blades.
FTC Dismisses Lawsuit Against PepsiCo Filed Under Biden Admin
The lawsuit had accused the food and beverage giant of illegal price discrimination.
Trump Says Russian–Ukrainian Prisoner Exchange Is Underway
Trump wrote on Truth Social: ‘Congratulations to both sides on this negotiation. This could lead to something big???’
Trump Threatens Apple With 25 Percent Tariff
The president said that he expected iPhones from the tech giant to be ’manufactured and built' in the United States.
US Indicts Russian National Over Alleged Role in Qakbot Ransomware Attacks
Federal prosecutors also filed a complaint seeking the forfeiture of more than $24 million in cryptocurrency seized from the defendant.
HHS Investigation Finds Columbia University Violated Civil Rights of Jewish Students
Columbia University was urged to come to an agreement that reflects ‘meaningful changes’ to its policies, the federal agency stated.
Congress Passes Resolution to Overturn California’s Strict Pollution Rules for Cars
California has for many years received waivers to set stricter emissions standards for vehicles.
Rare May Nor'easter Brings Rain, Strong Winds to New England Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
Forecasters have warned snow is possible in the mountains of Maine and New Hampshire.
Judge Extends Block on Trump Admin’s Mass Layoffs of Federal Workers
‘A president may not initiate large-scale executive branch reorganization without partnering with Congress,’ the judge wrote.
US States Look to Ban Chinese Technology While Protecting University Research
Kansas becomes the first state to pass legislation prohibiting the use of DeepSeek at state agencies.
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