Trump faces mounting doubt over tariffs and faith waning
President Trump argues for tariffs amid market turmoil and rising prices but polls show Americans doubt his logic and doubt the tariffs will help. YouGov and Pew findings indicate disbelief in trade deficit critics and mixed support for the plan despite Trump voters’ split views.
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Federal funds frozen for Cornell and Northwestern
Washington confirms more than 1.8 billion in federal grants blocked for Cornell University and about 790 million for Northwestern University as the Trump administration probes alleged civil rights violations and campus antisemitism. Education and Defense actions threaten ongoing research and national defense related projects, prompting university responses and criticism from educators.
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Texas and New York halt deportations under Alien Enemies Act
Judges in McAllen Texas and New York temporarily blocked the U.S. government from deporting five Venezuelan detainees amid lawsuits by civil rights groups challenging the use of the Alien Enemies Act. The orders cover detainees in El Valle Detention Center Raymodville Texas and locations across the Southern District of New York. The suits argue the act is unlawful when the United States is not at war and seek due process before any removals.
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German parties agree to form a new government
Friedrich Merz sealed a deal to lead a coalition aimed at boosting growth, defense spending, and migration controls while pushing modernization. The accord with the Social Democrats moves Germany toward coalition approval and an early May leadership transition in Europe’s largest economy.
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