Justices let Trump strip legal protections from 500K people
The Supreme Court cleared the Trump administration to end humanitarian parole protections for more than 500000 migrants from Cuba Haiti Nicaragua and Venezuela, potentially exposing nearly 1 million people to deportation. The ruling came with two dissents and follows a Boston federal court block on the policy.
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Musk exits Oval Office after tumultuous government overhaul
President Trump bids farewell to Elon Musk in the Oval Office as Musk leaves the Department of Government Efficiency to focus on Tesla SpaceX and his social platforms. Trump praises his sweeping reforms while noting some staff stay on. Musk cites DOGE team progress and hints at future involvement.
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Consumers curb spending amid tariff uncertainty
Americans trimmed overall spending in April with a 0.2 percent rise, down from 0.7 percent the prior month as tariff worries keep households cautious. Durable goods purchases fell while services such as housing health care and food services rose, and corporate profits dropped sharply in Q1.
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PBS Sues Trump Over Funding Order And Editorial Independence
PBS filed a federal lawsuit in Washington alleging First Amendment violations and interference with the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967 after Trump’s May 1 executive order to cut federal funding to PBS and NPR. Northern Minnesota Public Television joined PBS, joining a separate NPR suit. The White House claimed PBS programs, including a drag queen kids show and a film about a transgender teen, show partisan bias.
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Russia to attend Istanbul talks with Ukraine second round
Russia plans a delegation to Istanbul on Monday for a second round of talks with Ukraine over negotiations. Moscow rejects a U S proposal for a 30 day ceasefire while Kyiv seeks Moscow’s formal peace memorandum before further talks. The possibility of a four party meeting with Turkey the United States and Russia was discussed by Zelenskyy and Erdogan. UK France and Germany may participate on the sidelines.
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