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Selection varies by location, while supplies last. From CNN, I'm Afoma Dike with the five things you need to know for Monday, April 7th.
Markets closed mixed after an extremely volatile day that sent US stocks on a rollercoaster ride.
Traders searched for any sign that President Donald Trump's tariffs could be negotiated or halted.
Stocks opened in bear market territory, but surged an hour later on rumors that the Trump administration may pause tariffs, but the White House called it, quote, fake news.
Despite signs that some trading partners, including the EU, might be willing to negotiate with Trump, he'd threaten to slap another 50 percent tariff on China if they don't remove their 34 percent additional retaliatory tariff on U .S. imports by tomorrow.
It's the only chance our country will have to reset the table, because no other president and would be willing to do what I'm doing or to even go through it.
He made those comments sitting alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office today.
The U .S. hit Israel with 17 % tariffs, but Netanyahu vowed this.
We will eliminate the trade deficit with the United States.
We intend to do it very quickly.
We think it's the right thing to do, and we're going to also eliminate trade barriers, variety of trade barriers that have been put up unnecessarily and I think Israel can serve as a model for many countries who ought to do the same.
The Supreme Court temporarily paused the midnight deadline to return a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador.
The court agreed to a request from President Donald Trump to give both sides more time to make their arguments.
Chief Justice John Roberts has granted the, quote, administrative stay on his own.
The move will extend the deadline until the court hands down a more fulsome decision, probably within a few days.
The decision to temporarily pause the case means the Maryland man Kilmar Armando Abrego -Garcia will remain at a prison in El Salvador for now.
Two former top federal labor protection officials, appointed by former President Joe Biden, have been reinstated to their posts by the full DC Circuit Court of Appeals, at least for now.
In a 7 to 4 decision, the full appeals court wiped away a previous ruling that allowed President Trump to fire the officials Kathy Harris and Gwen Wilcox.
Harris is the chairwoman of the Merit Systems Protection Board and Wilcox is a member of the National Labor Relations Board. With these two officials returning to their posts, a quorum has been restored at the two agencies, allowing them to function at full strength in process cases involving federal employment disputes.
But this isn't the final say.
Many legal observers expect the matter to head to the Supreme Court.
Today's ruling comes amid a lengthy dispute over Trump's ability to fire leaders from independent government agencies.
More women could die in pregnancy and childbirth due to quote unprecedented aid cuts, according to a warning from the World Health Organization.
A report released by UN agencies says maternal deaths declined by 40 percent globally from 2000 to 2023.
But in a statement released with the report, the WHO said it expects that number to go up.
The WHO said the sudden loss of funding has forced countries to, quote, roll back vital services for maternal, newborn and child health, close clinics and layoff health workers.
The U .S. was the largest single donor to overseas programs and reproductive health, but the Trump administration suddenly froze almost all the funding to the USAID.
Meanwhile, several European countries have also slashed spending on overseas aid as they increase their defense budgets in light of mounting tensions with Russia.
Coming up, the Dodgers swing by the White House.
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Hey, welcome back. The LA Dodgers capped off their 2024 World Series win by visiting the White House today.
It continues a long -standing tradition of sports champions meeting with the U .S. president.
Notably, Mookie Betts was present after he declined a visit to the Trump White House in 2019.
Betts recently called it a quote regret not to go that year and that it distracted from his team's accomplishment.
Trump particularly praised designated hitter and pitcher Shohei Otani, who became the first player in MLB history to record 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in a season, saying this.
He's got a good future, I'm telling you.
He shattered all of those records last year.
Think of it. All of them.
All right. But as for us, we're back at 6 a .m. Eastern.
I'm CNN tech reporter Claire Duffy.
This week on the podcast Terms of Service, genetic testing can teach us a lot about ourselves and help us understand the story of where we came from.
But they also come with privacy questions about where we're sending our DNA when we take these tests.
What did you learn when you got the results back?
The person that they initially thought was my biological father was not.
That's really a lot.
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This week on The Assignment with me, Audie Cornish.
There are reports of at least a dozen students and faculty who have been detained by federal agents.
How does this happen?
How can the government detain legal immigrants without charges?
How is this affecting students and faculty at campuses around the country, and who is challenging the government over potential First Amendment violations for punishing people who say things that the administration labels a threat?
Listen to The Assignment with me, Audie Cornish, streaming now on your favorite podcast app.
