Trump threatens 50 percent EU tariff and 25 percent smartphone duties
President Trump urged a 50 percent tariff on European Union imports and a 25 percent levy on smartphones made abroad unless built in the United States. He said no deal is sought with the EU and warned tariffs could rise as market volatility follows his posts.
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Harvard wins stay blocking White House on foreign student ban
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from cutting Harvard's enrollment of international students, preserving visa access for about 7,000 students and risking impacts on graduate programs at Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Business School. The suit argues the move violates the First Amendment and could deter future applicants.
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Trump approves FEMA disaster relief for eight states
President Trump authorized major disaster declarations for Arkansas Iowa Kansas Missouri Mississippi Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas. The aid responds to damage from a mid March storm system with state officials noting relief will aid debris removal and rebuilding. Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves praised the move while Walthall County residents pressed for quicker help amid stalled debris removal due to funding gaps. FEMA and a new acting chief signal shifts toward faster state led responses.
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Iran and U S begin new round of nuclear talks in Rome
The United States and Iran opened a fresh round of negotiations in Rome over limits on Tehran's nuclear program. Both sides issued positive signals, with Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi calling the discussions the most professional yet and a senior US official saying talks remain constructive.
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