

Harvard University sues, Apple tariff warning, major prisoner swap & more
11 snips May 23, 2025
Harvard University takes legal action against the Trump administration to protect its international students amidst rising tensions. Meanwhile, Trump issues warnings to Apple regarding iPhone production. In a significant turn of events, Ukraine and Russia negotiate a major prisoner swap. Also, the podcast highlights the latest arrest linked to a New Orleans jail break and Trump's controversial remarks about the African American history museum's relevance to the nation.
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International Students' Emotional Impact
- Harvard's international students are feeling shocked, devastated, and anxious due to the Trump administration's policy changes.
- This emotional turmoil highlights the immediate human impact of government decisions on education.
Harvard's Legal Standpoint
- Harvard argues the government's decision violates the law and retaliates against its First Amendment rights.
- The school seeks a court block to immediately stop the Homeland Security order.
Trump's Apple Production Threat
- President Trump threatens Apple with a 25% tariff if iPhones aren't made in the U.S.
- Making iPhones domestically could drastically increase prices, possibly up to $3,500 per device.