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Smartphones And Computers Are Now Exempt From Trump’s Latest Tariffs

The Trump administration has announced that electronics imported to the United States, including smartphones, computer monitors, and various electronic parts, will be exempt from reciprocal tariffs. This exemption is expected to significantly impact major technology companies such as Apple.

145% Tariffs On China Are Clobbering The Toy Industry

President Donald Trump's recent tariffs on China have resulted in a substantial rise in toy prices, impacting nearly 80% of all toys sold in the US, which are manufactured in China. This increase is compelling companies to elevate prices and consider layoffs of American workers.

Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Not Holding Back Against Trump Or Her Fellow Justices

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has been vocal in her condemnation of the Trump administration's efforts, asserting her independence through pointed dissenting opinions. She has emerged as the most outspoken during oral arguments, often eschewing attempts to find middle-ground consensus.

More Than 300 Student Visas Revoked As The Government Expands Reasons For Deportation

More than 340 students, faculty, and researchers at universities and colleges nationwide have had their visas revoked this year, frequently for minor infractions or without any stated reason, placing them at risk of deportation.

Trump Has 90 Days To Do 150 Trade Deals. Financial Markets Aren’t Buying It

President Trump's declaration of a 90-day suspension on his 'reciprocal' tariffs has afforded his administration a mere three months to negotiate intricate trade agreements with numerous nations. However, financial markets remain dubious about the administration's capacity to achieve this objective.

U. S. Senate Gives Big Banks $21 Billion Gift From Consumers By Undoing Overdraft Rule

The Senate has overturned a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule that would have reduced overdraft fees at large banks from approximately $35 to $5, potentially costing consumers over $5 billion annually.

Michelle Obama Discusses Self-Care And Stepping Back In Recent Podcast

Former First Lady Michelle Obama addressed her recent absences from political events and rumors of marital troubles on the 'Work in Progress' podcast, emphasizing her newfound ability to control her own schedule and make personal choices.

Louisiana Immigration Judge Will Determine By The End Of This Week Whether To Release...

A Louisiana immigration judge is set to rule by week's end on the detention status of Mahmoud Khalil, a notable pro-Palestinian activist, following his arrest by federal authorities last month.

After A Backlash, National Park Service Restores Old Underground Railroad Webpage That Prominently Features...

The National Park Service has reinstated an image and quote from Harriet Tubman on its webpage about the Underground Railroad, following public backlash after their removal in February.

Supreme Court Allows Trump To Enforce Alien Enemies Act For Rapid Deportations For Now

The Supreme Court has permitted President Trump to enforce the Alien Enemies Act, enabling immigration officials to expedite the deportation of alleged gang members. The court emphasized that individuals subject to deportation must be given notice and the opportunity to have their removal reviewed by the federal court where they are detained.

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How Scott Colom Defied More Than A Century Of History To...

Just six years after Mississippi removed the Confederate stars and bars from its state flag, CNN’s Decision Desk projects that Scott Colom will become the first Black senator from the state since Reconstruction and the first Democrat to win the seat since 1982.