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Here are the stories shaping the day:A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from deporting illegal immigrants to Libya.The National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have launched a joint initiative to build a secure, real-world data platform aimed at uncovering the cause of autism spectrum disorder.The election of the Catholic Church’s next pope began Wednesday as 133 cardinals from all over the world took an oath of secrecy and were locked in

Here are the stories shaping the day:The Supreme Court allowed the U.S. military to ban troops who identify as transgender, while litigation challenging the prohibition plays out.President Donald Trump hosted Canada’s new prime minister, Mark Carney, at the White House on Tuesday for high-stakes talks focused on trade and security. Here are five takeaways from the meeting.The REAL ID deadline is today. Here’s what you need to know.China’s communist regime began a secret project during President

Here are the stories shaping the day:The House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at ending Beijing’s persecution of the spiritual group Falun Gong.Harvard University will no longer be eligible for government grants, according to a senior White House official.China’s six largest banks have posted first-quarter reports with a significant drop in both earnings and profits.Online scammers have entered the age of AI, using cloned voices to dupe unwitting Americans.—☀️ Get clarity and inspiration

Today’s top news:President Donald Trump said he has no plans to reduce tariffs on Chinese goods in order to bring about negotiations.In the same interview, the president shut down speculation about serving a third term and named two best contenders to replace him in 2028.Experts say China’s economy is in a recession and that the U.S. tariffs could trigger a depression.Warren Buffett urged long-term investors not to be shaken by short-term swings and focus on fundamentals amid recent market