Trump blames Biden after economy shrinks
President Trump acknowledged tariffs may raise costs and limit products, blaming Joe Biden for downturns as the Commerce Department reported the economy shrank 0.3 percent in Q1. He argued China suffers more, while Democrats warned tariffs threaten a recession and job growth.
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Weinstein accuser testifies in New York retrial
Miriam Haley testified at Harvey Weinstein s rape retrial describing a 2006 assault after she told him no She recounted being held down and forced oral sex while Weinstein denied the claims The case also involves Jessica Mann and an allegation involving Kaja Sokola as Weinstein faces multiple charges and questions from prosecutors and defense later in the trial.
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Judge orders White House to report Abrego Garcia return efforts
U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis directs the Trump administration to provide sworn testimony by May on efforts to retrieve Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador. Abrego Garcia, 29, has been detained abroad after a 2019 asylum-guarding decision and a March expulsion, amid Trump administration immigration clashes.
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Palestinian student from Columbia released after arrest
Mohsen Mahdawi, a 34 year old Palestinian university student and permanent resident, was released by a Vermont court after challenging an immigration arrest during a interview about U S citizenship. U S District Judge Geoffrey Crawford ruled Mahdawi raised a substantial claim the arrest aimed to stifle speech.
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Two Dead as Storms Flood Roads in Oklahoma Texas
Two people drowned as slow moving storms flooded highways across southern Oklahoma and northern Texas. Floodwaters closed about three dozen roads in Pottawatomie and Lincoln counties while airports canceled or delayed hundreds of flights. Oklahoma City recorded 11.94 inches of rain in April, surpassing the 1947 record.
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