President Trump said Tuesday that the EU plans to "quickly establish meeting dates" regarding trade negotiations with the U.S. "This is a positive event, and I hope that they will, FINALLY, like my same demand to China,

In the spring of 2025, Washington is again engaged in a favorite bipartisan pastime: magical thinking.

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That earlier reading marked the lowest since May 2020, when the pandemic's economic impact was just beginning to unfold.Newsweek reached out to the U.S. Department of Commerce for comment via email.Why It MattersThe turnaround coincides with a series of tariff pauses and negotiated pullbacks by President Donald Trump,

On Sunday, Trump backtracked on that threat after a call with Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission.

Harvard, meanwhile, has sued the White House — both over its freeze on funding and attack on the school’s foreign student enrollment.

Harvard sued the Trump administration, alleging it has violated the university's constitutional First Amendment rights as well as federal law.