Here’s the latest for Thursday May 29th: Rubio says U.S. will revoke visas of some Chinese students; Court blocks Trump from imposing tariffs under emergency law; Musk leaving Trump administration; Authorities in Arkansas search for fugitive former police chief.
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Here’s the latest for Thursday May 29th: Rubio says U.S. will revoke visas of some Chinese students; Court blocks Trump from imposing tariffs under emergency law; Musk leaving Trump administration; Authorities in Arkansas search for fugitive former police chief.
 
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