Appeals court allows Trump tariffs to continue temporarily
The tariffs will remain in place until at least June 9, giving the government time to submit a motion defending their legality.
Appeals court allows Trump tariffs to continue temporarily
The tariffs will remain in place until at least June 9, giving the government time to submit a motion defending their legality.
Powell defends Fed independence after Trump pressures him to cut interest rates
Fed chair Jerome Powell told the president that monetary policy decisions would be based on "non-political analysis."
After Rubio seeks to revoke their visas, Chinese students say U.S. resembles the country they left
The new directive has caused panic among many Chinese scholars, who make up the second-largest international student group in the U.S.
Judge extends order blocking revocation of Harvard's enrollment of foreign students
The extension came after DHS said it would give the university 30 days to challenge its revocation.
Sean Combs' ex-assistant says he sexually assaulted her in wrenching testimony
The former assistant also shared allegations of forced labor, part of the government's racketeering conspiracy charge against Combs.
All the celebrities Trump has pardoned, from reality stars to rappers
Just this week the president pardoned the Chrisleys, who were convicted of fraud and tax evasion, and rapper NBA YoungBoy.
A new Covid variant may drive up summer cases
The variant appears to be more transmissible, but the WHO has found no evidence that it leads to more severe illness.
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