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Top News Stories For Sunday, May 25

Luke Allen05 mins

ASEAN Urges Unity Amid US Tariff Hikes Southeast Asian nations are calling for stronger economic integration to counter the impact of US-imposed tariffs, which range from 10% to 49%. Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan emphasized the need for unity during the ASEAN foreign ministers’ summit, highlighting the ongoing US-China trade war’s disruption of global production…

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The Case Against National Injunctions

Luke Allen06 mins

The increasing use of national injunctions by federal district judges is a troubling trend that threatens the balance of powers in the U.S. judicial system. Traditionally, district judges preside over cases within their geographic jurisdiction, ruling on matters that affect only the parties before them. However, in recent years, some judges have taken it upon…

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PH Military Rejects China’s Claim Over Ayungin Shoal

Luke Allen02 mins

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) firmly rejected China’s assertion that a recent resupply mission to Ayungin Shoal required Chinese permission. The AFP clarified that the mission was lawful and conducted within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone, in accordance with international law. China’s Ministry of National Defense had claimed that the mission was “supervised”…

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Harvard Loses Certification to Enroll International Students Amid Federal Dispute

Richard Jones02 mins

Cambridge, MA — In a move aimed at strengthening immigration enforcement and ensuring compliance with federal regulations, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has revoked Harvard University’s certification to admit international students. The decision, announced Thursday, prevents the enrollment of foreign students for the upcoming academic year after Harvard failed to meet federal requirements to…

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