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Today we're talking about President Trump's tariffs being voided, then reinstated,

the State Department revoking Chinese student visas, Israel announcing it killed Hamas's acting leader,

and other top news for Friday, May 30th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with The Pourover today.

Here's her quote of the day.

Whatever the mind sets itself on is what the man walks after.

Watch bin knee.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Check any importers in your life for signs of whiplash.

Most of President Trump's tariffs were voided Wednesday and reinstated yesterday, at least temporarily.

The Constitution gives Congress the power to set tariffs, but a 1977 law

delegates that authority to the president in times of crisis. On Wednesday, a three-judge panel

in the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled that Trump overstepped that 1977 laws limits

when he imposed tariffs of 10 percent or higher on nearly every country and gave

the White House 10 days to power down the tariff collecting machines. Yesterday, a federal appeals

court quickly granted the Trump administration's request that the tariffs remain in place

while legal battles unfold. Not all of Trump's tariffs are caught in the chaos as some,

including tariffs on steel, aluminum, and cars were issued under separate legal authorities.

Our goal is to keep the big things big and the small things small.

It's not that global trade and changes to tariffs aren't important.

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