Here are some of the latest news highlights of May 29, 2025 based on recent reports:
- U.S. Trade Court Ruling: A U.S. federal trade court ruled that President Trump overstepped his authority with global tariffs, giving him 10 days to rescind them. The Trump administration has appealed the decision.
- Trump Pardons: Reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley were released from prison after receiving pardons from President Trump for their bank fraud convictions. Their children expressed relief, though the Bureau of Prisons has not yet received the paperwork.
- International Visa Policies: The U.S. State Department, under Trump’s leadership, plans to revoke visas for Chinese students linked to the Chinese Communist Party or studying critical fields, working with Homeland Security. Meanwhile, the U.S. has paused student visa interviews for enhanced social media vetting.
- Gaza Crisis: Four Palestinians died during a storming of a UN food warehouse in Gaza, amid desperation for food, following gunfire at a new aid site.
- Ukraine Conflict: President Trump expressed frustration with Russian President Putin over the escalating Ukraine conflict, with no ceasefire in sight, as the White House considers tougher sanctions.
- Local News: In Morgantown, a new coffee and bookstore, Strange Light Coffee and Books, opened, and community clean-ups took place to restore roadsides. In Greensboro, police are investigating the city’s 15th homicide of 2025, an aggravated assault turned fatal.
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