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The Trump administration suddenly backed down on its effort to revoke the visas of thousands of foreign students, according to reports.

The administration announced Friday in court that it would return the students to active status after terminating their records in a federal database earlier this month, reported WUSA-TV.

Reacting to Donald Trump's plunging approval numbers reported by Fox News earlier in the week, National Review editor-in-chief Rich Lowry suggested the embattled president need only look in the mirror if he's looking for the culprit who is crippling his administration.

In a column on Friday for the conservative NRO, Lowry took a dark view of Trump's disruptive trade war which, he claimed, has led to an "economic dislocation" that appears to be the main administration misstep that has turned voters against him.

The UN's World Food Programme said Friday it had depleted its food stocks in war-ravaged Gaza where Israel has blocked all aid for more than seven weeks.

After 18 months of war, the situation in Gaza "is probably the worst" now, the United Nations' humanitarian agency OCHA said on Tuesday.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday steered clear of describing the Ottoman Empire's World War I-era mass killings of Armenians as "genocide," a reversal from his predecessor Joe Biden.

Turkey, whose leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan has forged close ties with Trump, has long denied genocide and angrily sought to block any international use of the term.

US President Donald Trump has insisted Chinese leader Xi Jinping called him despite Beijing denials of any contact between the two countries over their bitter trade dispute.

In an interview conducted on April 22 with TIME Magazine and published Friday, the US president did not say when the call took place or specify what was discussed.

US President Donald Trump headed to Rome on Friday for the funeral of Pope Francis, the unexpected first foreign trip of his second term in which he will face foreign leaders including Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky.

Trump had a distant relationship with the late pontiff who did not hesitate to criticize him sharply on his signature policy of mass deportations of migrants.

The funeral of Pope Francis, who died on Monday aged 88, will take place Saturday.

After a multi-lingual mass in St Peter's Square, his coffin will be taken to the Santa Maria Maggiore basilica, in central Rome, for burial.

Safety for first responders is paramount at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). Which is why its employees, and the first responders who rely on their research and data, are shocked by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s cuts, according to a new POLITICO report.

“[The research has] all been put on pause,” Hannah Echt, a union steward at NIOSH, told the outlet. “We haven’t been able to travel since the end of January, and now… there’s no one to do the traveling.”

“America is pissed,” Rick Wilson said in his latest “elephant in the room” segment.

The conservative went through the latest polling numbers, calling them “a systemic collapse happening across every public and private poll.”

Federal agents arrested a Wisconsin judge accused of trying to help an undocumented migrant avoid arrest.

Last week, agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, a Mexican immigrant accused of misdemeanor battery, and he then appeared April 18 before Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan, who FBI director Kash Patel alleged improperly aided the 30-year-old defendant, reported the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.