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25.05.2025

Trump Delays Tariffs Day

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 25.05.2025.

It displays 149 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

25.05.2025Trump Delays Tariffs Day

The fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder prompted reflections on police reform progress, with Mother Jones reporting police killings actually increased in the intervening years. Trump extended the deadline for 50% EU tariffs from June 1 to July 9, following days of economic tension that included threats against Apple.

Republicans continued challenging Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" with senators demanding spending cuts despite its House passage. The Harvard international student ban controversy persisted as Trump demanded "names and countries" of international students, though a judge blocked visa revocations.

Ukraine's President Zelensky criticized US "silence" following Russia's largest aerial assault of the war, which occurred hours before a major prisoner exchange. The FDA commissioner suggested diabetics receive cooking classes instead of insulin, while news emerged of 1.4 million undocumented immigrants reportedly receiving Medicaid benefits.

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06:10Tariff Fallout Hits Corporate America

The newspapers report on Trump's economic policies, particularly tariffs and their impact. Companies warn they will raise prices due to Trump's tariffs (CNN), while Trump's manufacturing jobs push contrasts with his tech allies' automation efforts (ABC News). Trump's Harvard foreign student ban faces criticism for potential economic harm (The Hill). The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues with a major prisoner exchange amid escalating attacks on Kyiv (CBS, AP, OANN). Five years after George Floyd's murder, media examines what has changed (NPR). Sports coverage focuses on Caitlin Clark's billion-dollar impact on the WNBA (NBC News).
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09:36Floyd Murder Legacy Under Scrutiny

The newspapers report on the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder with multiple outlets examining its legacy and ongoing impact (CBS, LA Times, USA Today, NPR). Trump's administration continues making controversial moves, including investigating free speech violations in Britain (Breitbart), cancelling student visas (Reason), and monetizing the presidency (NYTimes). Economic concerns feature prominently with warnings about Trump's tax cuts (MSNBC, HuffPost), Pentagon funding priorities (Common Dreams), and student loan payment failures affecting credit scores (Washington Post). International news covers Russian airstrikes in Ukraine causing Poland to scramble fighter jets (ABC News). Scientific research faces funding cuts with foreign universities recruiting displaced American scientists (AP News).
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The new pope’s homage to Leo XIII invokes Rerum novarum, the Catholic Church’s 1891 encyclical engaging with the social upheavals of industrial capitalism. His warnings about today’s economy suggest a renewed focus on justice, labor, and the common good.
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13:33Immigration Backlash Hits Vermont Farmers

The newspapers report on Trump's immigration policies, with Vermont farmers who previously supported stricter measures now finding their businesses hurt by deportations (Boston Globe). Debate over illegal immigrants' access to Medicaid continues, with Speaker Johnson claiming 1.4 million are receiving benefits (Breitbart). Russia launched its largest aerial assault on Ukraine of the three-year war (CNN, ABC), prompting Poland to scramble fighter jets. New controversies include Trump requesting "names and countries" of Harvard's international students (USA Today) and allegations about who was "really running" the Biden White House (NY Post, OAN). The EPA is looking to remove Biden-era carbon limits from power plants (Epoch Times), while some Republican senators rebuke an unnamed Trump bill as "immoral" (Newsweek).
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The Trump administration isn’t supporting new clean energy projects, but green union jobs are still growing — for now. It’ll take state and local organizing to keep the momentum going.
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16:07Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" Hits Republican Roadblock

The newspapers report on Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" facing resistance in the Senate, with Republicans demanding spending cuts (The Hill, ABC News, HuffPost). Medicaid work requirements in the bill draw attention, with Speaker Johnson claiming they have a "moral component" (CBS). Trump has escalated his focus on international students at Harvard, requesting their names and countries of origin, despite a judge blocking visa revocations (NPR, Epoch Times). Ukraine's President Zelensky criticized US "silence" following a record Russian air assault (CNN). Meanwhile, coverage of the DC Jewish museum shooting continues, with reports on the alleged shooter's background (Fox News, The Blaze) and rising police killings since George Floyd's murder (Mother Jones).
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18:56Trump Delays EU Tariffs to July

The newspapers report on Trump delaying implementation of a 50% tariff on European Union goods from June 1 to July 9 to allow time for trade negotiations (NYTimes, AP News, The Hill). A US-German citizen was arrested for attempting to firebomb the US Embassy in Tel Aviv (Boston Globe, OANN). In aviation news, an international flight was diverted to Seattle after a passenger allegedly tried to open an exit door midflight (NBC News). Hannah Gutierrez, the "Rust" movie armorer convicted in cinematographer Halyna Hutchins' death, was released from prison after serving 14 months (LA Times). Dr. Oz alleges $14 billion in Medicaid fraud through dual enrollment (Fox News), while Trump's Medicaid cuts face continued scrutiny (Common Dreams, CBS).
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President Donald Trump’s post came after Ursula Von der Leyen said that she had a “good call” with Trump, but needed until July 9 to “reach a good deal.”
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21:43Trump Lashes Out at Putin

The newspapers report on Trump delaying planned 50% tariffs on the European Union until July 9, following a request from EU chief Ursula von der Leyen (NYTimes, AP News, Breitbart, The Epoch Times). Trump has unexpectedly criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for escalating attacks on Ukraine, saying he's "not happy" and questioning Putin's mindset (CNN, Fox News, The Hill, The Daily Beast). Domestically, Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" faces resistance from GOP senators concerned about national debt (ABC News, OANN). Harvard's international standing could be threatened by Trump's student visa ban (Boston Globe), while nearly half of US states face a caregiving emergency (USA Today).
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