Trump trade talks near deadline show limited deals expected
As July 9 approaches, the White House signals a limited set of pacts with major partners to resume tariffs. Some agreements may frame deals without meeting broad expectations, while others risk delays or higher rates for nondeal countries.
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Trump administration finds Harvard tolerated antisemitism
A federal task force told Harvard it was a willful participant in antisemitic harassment of Jewish students and faculty. The finding could jeopardize federal funding including student aid and may lead to a civil rights suit if Harvard does not comply. The case underscores a broader conflict over campus governance and research funding.
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High court weighs government view on Roundup verdict appeal
The Supreme Court signals interest in Bayer AG's bid to halt thousands of cancer lawsuits over Roundup glyphosate. Bayer seeks the Trump administration's stance on hearing its appeal of a 1.25 million verdict, arguing failure-to-warn claims are preempted by federal law and that EPA decisions bar state-court damages. The company cites $11 billion paid in Roundup cases and faces about 67,000 suits while stressing safe product use and federal chemical oversight.
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Trump escalates attacks on Fed Chair Powell over rates
President Donald Trump intensifies pressure on Jerome Powell accusing him of delaying rate cuts. He suggests U S rates should near 1 percent while Powell, in his final year, stresses policy will follow data not politics. Powell defends a wait-and-see stance amid trade war fallout and uncertain outlook.
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