Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. President Donald Trump's on again, off again,

tariffs are for the moment anyway back on again. That's after a federal appeals court temporarily

put on hold, a ruling made yesterday by the U.S. Court of International Trade to block nearly all of

Trump's tariffs.

The latest action was not a ruling on the merits of the case, but an administrative stay,

asking companies that challenge the tariffs to present their arguments next week.

NPR Scott Horsley says the White House continues to say it's the president's call to make.

The stakes here are enormous.

The president has imposed the highest tariffs this country has seen since the Great Depression. And while he is backed off on some of those import taxes, the White House maintains he could reimposed them any time with just a social media post. MPR. Scott Horsley, financial markets have been whipsawed by the constant changes in administration policy, though. Today, market showed little

reaction. The White House says Israel has accepted a new U.S. proposal for a temporary ceasefire

with Hamas, though at this point nothing has come officially from Israel. Meanwhile, the militant

group appears to be reacting coolly to the reported deal, confirmed today by White House press

secretary, Caroline Levitt. I can confirm that Special Envoy Whitkoff and the president submitted a seats fire proposal

to Hamas that Israel backed and supported. Israel signed off on this proposal before it was sent

to Hamas. I can also confirm that those discussions are continuing.

Hamas said it is studying the deal with the idea of submitting its own proposals.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu previously has called for the release of all hostages,

while Hamas has said it wants releases of additional Palestinian prisoners,

a lasting ceasefire, and an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.

The State Department is putting students from China on notice.

Their visas could be reviewed and revoked.

There are hundreds of thousands of Chinese students in the U.S.

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