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23.05.2025

23.05.2025 โ€” The Day Harvard Won Against Tariffs

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 23.05.2025.

It displays 200 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

23.05.2025 โ‡ข The Day Harvard Won Against Tariffs
โŒจThe Trump administration's ban on international students at Harvard dominated morning coverage, with multiple newspapers reporting on the controversy. By early afternoon, Harvard filed suit against the administration, leading to a federal judge blocking the ban by late afternoon. The victory for Harvard represents a setback for Trump's educational policy agenda.

Simultaneously, Trump escalated trade tensions by threatening 50% tariffs on European Union products starting June 1 and a 25% tariff on Apple unless iPhones are manufactured in the US. Markets reacted negatively, with NPR reporting a "Sell America" trend on Wall Street.

In the evening, Trump announced a "partnership" between US Steel and Nippon Steel while signing executive orders to revive the nuclear industry. Chief Justice Roberts intervened to shield the Department of Government Efficiency from Freedom of Information requests, suspending discovery in the case.
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00:15โ‡ขHarvard's International Student Ban

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on the Trump administration's escalation with Harvard University, with multiple sources confirming the revocation of Harvard's ability to enroll international students (AP, Boston Globe, CNN, The Epoch Times, The Hill, NYTimes, Washington Post). This affects thousands of foreign students who must transfer (AP). In other news, coverage continues of the shooting at the Israeli Embassy staffers in DC, with questions about security measures (ABC News, Vox). The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is highlighted with reports of deaths from starvation and medicine shortages (Common Dreams). Notable domestic news includes the Treasury Department's announcement that the U.S. will soon mint its last penny, as production costs exceed face value (NBC News).
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09:22โ‡ขSupreme Court Backs Trump's Independent Agency Purge

โŒจThe newspapers report on several Trump administration actions. The Supreme Court has allowed Trump to remove Biden-appointed federal board members from independent agencies (NBC, Fox, Epoch Times, Supreme Court), though the ruling excludes the Federal Reserve (NBC). Harvard's international student enrollment ban continues to draw coverage (Newsweek, Boston Globe, CNN). Trump hosted a controversial "exclusive" dinner for investors in his cryptocurrency venture, raising ethics concerns (NYTimes, USA Today). Financial markets appear concerned about Trump's tax bill debt implications (HuffPost). Other stories include a Wisconsin judge allegedly helping a migrant evade ICE (OANN), Senator Ernst investigating government credit card fraud (Breitbart), and the transformation of Qatar's gift jet into Air Force One (NPR).
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President Trump warned that he would impose tariffs, saying that talks on a trade deal โ€œare going nowhere.โ€ He also said that foreign-made iPhones could face levies.
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12:30โ‡ขTrump's Tariff Offensive Against EU and Apple

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on Trump's tariff threats, with multiple sources confirming he plans to impose a 50% tariff on the European Union (ABC, Epoch Times, NYTimes, Newsweek, USA Today) and a 25% tariff on Apple unless it manufactures iPhones in the US (ABC, CBS, Newsweek). The Harvard international student ban continues to generate coverage, with Harvard now suing the administration (Boston Globe) and China claiming the move will "tarnish" the US image (CNN). In domestic politics, Republican senators are showing resistance to Trump's legislative agenda (MSNBC, The Hill), while a nonpartisan analysis shows GOP tax cuts would not pay for themselves (Common Dreams).
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The university filed suit in federal court in response to the government revoking the schoolโ€™s ability to enroll international students
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Germanyโ€™s new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, increasingly pitches himself as a pragmatist akin to Angela Merkel. But his mantra of stable leadership has its limits, with the far right on the rise and Germany beset by dismal economic prospects.
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14:06โ‡ขTrump's Tariff War Broadside

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on Trump's escalation of trade tensions, threatening a 50% tariff on EU products starting June 1 (Breitbart, Fox, NBC, NPR, Daily Beast, HuffPost) and a 25% tariff on Apple unless iPhones are manufactured in the US (Breitbart, Fox, NPR). Harvard's lawsuit against the Trump administration over its ban on international student enrollment continues to receive significant coverage (CNN, NYTimes, Washington Post, AP, USA Today). Immigration enforcement actions are also prominent, with ICE ending migrants' court cases to expedite deportations (CBS). Several outlets note market turmoil resulting from the tariff announcements (Daily Beast, HuffPost).
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The British authorities have brought trumped-up charges against a member of Irish hip-hop group Kneecap in a bid to stifle criticism of their own complicity with Israeli war crimes. But no amount of legal harassment can stop the truth from getting out.
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16:07โ‡ขJudge Blocks Trump's Harvard Foreign Student Ban

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on ongoing tariff escalations, with Trump threatening 50% tariffs on EU imports starting June 1 (OANN, Vox) and continuing pressure on Apple for US manufacturing (previously reported). A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's ban on foreign students at Harvard (AP, Boston Globe), after Harvard sued to protect international enrollment. Economic concerns are mounting as investors worry about trade war impacts (NPR, Newsweek), with the "Sell America" trend reflecting diminished confidence in US government debt. Immigration enforcement remains contentious, with reports of a Milwaukee judge allegedly helping a suspect evade ICE agents (Fox News) and targeted enforcement actions against schools over DEI programs (USA Today).
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A judge temporarily suspended Friday the Trump administrationโ€™s move to block Harvard from enrolling and hosting foreign students after the prestigious university sued, calling the action unconstitutional.
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18:06โ‡ขJudge Blocks Harvard International Student Ban

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on a federal judge temporarily blocking the Trump administration's ban on Harvard enrolling international students (NYTimes, AP, ABC, CNN, Boston Globe, USA Today, The Hill, Breitbart). In immigration enforcement news, the administration plans to deploy Border Patrol agents to assist ICE with interior arrests (CBS). Other developments include Trump signing an order to boost nuclear energy (Fox News), Republicans advancing a private school voucher plan in their tax bill (NPR), and Trump threatening a 25% tariff on Apple products not manufactured in the US (OANN, Newsweek). The Daily Beast reports on a provision in Trump's bill that would restrict courts' enforcement abilities.
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Childrenโ€™s content creator Ms Rachel is opposed to slaughtering children in Gaza and everywhere else. The Rightโ€™s attacks in response are reactionary wokeness run amok.
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20:15โ‡ขJudge Halts Harvard Foreign Student Ban

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on a federal judge blocking the Trump administration's ban on foreign students at Harvard (Boston Globe, Fox News, NYTimes, AP, ABC, CNN). Trump's economic policies continue generating coverage, with plans to impose tariffs on European tech competitors (Daily Beast, Reason) and revive the nuclear industry (Newsweek). Senate Republicans are discussing changes to the "big, beautiful bill" (The Hill, Breitbart), with Senator Ernst focusing on Medicaid protection for rural voters. Other stories include controversy over Trump's cryptocurrency dinner (MSNBC), a fatal plane crash killing a heavy metal drummer (NBC), and a USA Today report that one-third of Americans consult astrology or tarot cards.
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21:47โ‡ขUS Steel-Nippon "Partnership" Announced

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump announcing a "partnership" between US Steel and Nippon Steel, claiming it will keep headquarters in Pittsburgh and add $14 billion to the economy (CBS, CNN). A federal judge, described by Breitbart as "Obama-appointed" and "pro-discrimination," has blocked the Trump administration's move to bar Harvard from enrolling international students (NPR, ABC, AP, NYTimes). Chief Justice John Roberts has temporarily shielded the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from Freedom of Information requests (The Epoch Times, The Hill, The Daily Beast, The Blaze). Other stories include Trump signing executive orders for nuclear energy (OANN) and House Republicans adding $150 billion for immigration enforcement (Washington Post).
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