Here’s the latest for Thursday, May 29: Harvard grads celebrate amid Trump legal battles; Appeals court rules to continue tariffs for now; Israel accepts U.S. ceasefire proposal as Hamas reviews it; Harvey Weinstein’s team begin defense in retrial.
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Here’s the latest for Thursday, May 29: Harvard grads celebrate amid Trump legal battles; Appeals court rules to continue tariffs for now; Israel accepts U.S. ceasefire proposal as Hamas reviews it; Harvey Weinstein’s team begin defense in retrial.
 
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  3. Trump has long warned of a government ‘deep state.’ Now in power, he’s under pressure to expose it
  4. Patriots say they will handle video of receiver Stefon Diggs internally
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