Thu May 29 01:10:00 UTC 2025: **Here’s a summary of the key events, followed by a news article rewrite:**

**Summary:**

* **Musk Quits DOGE:** Elon Musk has ended his advisory role in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) citing disillusionment with Trump’s policies, particularly tariffs and the ‘one big, beautiful Bill’.
* **Tariffs Blocked:** The US Court of International Trade has ruled Trump’s tariffs on trading partners as illegal, stating he overstepped his authority by infringing on Congress’s exclusive right to regulate commerce. The administration argues these tariffs are essential for national security and trade negotiations.
* **Deportation of Migrants:** Delhi Police are intensifying efforts to identify and deport illegal Bangladeshi migrants, especially following a recent terror attack.
* **Lokpal Clears Sebi Chairperson:** The anti-corruption ombudsman has found no credible evidence against former Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch regarding alleged links to the Adani Group.
* **Manipur Government:** NDA MLAs are pushing for a “popular government” to be formed in Manipur, which is currently under President’s rule.
* **Mumbai Coastline Cleanup:** Mumbai’s municipal corporation is cracking down on illegal construction along the city’s coastline, with one man leading a decade-long battle against unauthorized structures.
* **Misogynistic Comments:** A BJP MP’s remarks questioning women survivors of a terror attack for not fighting back have been criticized as misogynistic.
* **India’s Economy:** Conflicting reports emerge regarding India’s economic ranking, with different analyses of IMF data suggesting it is either the third, fourth, or fifth-largest economy in the world.
* **IPL Talent:** Madhya Pradesh has become a significant source of talent for the Indian Premier League (IPL).
* **Netflix Parents:** The rise of “Netflix parents” is impacting family conversations in Indian households.

**News Article:**

**Trump Suffers Legal Blow as Court Blocks “Liberation Day” Tariffs; Musk Exits Administration**

**Washington D.C.** – President Donald Trump suffered a major setback on Thursday as the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled his controversial tariffs on trading partners illegal, declaring that he had overstepped his authority. The court found that the President had infringed upon Congress’s exclusive right to regulate commerce with foreign nations, as enshrined in the US Constitution.

The ruling comes as Elon Musk, Tesla CEO and former “special government employee,” announced his departure from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), citing disillusionment with the Trump administration’s policies. Musk had previously criticized Trump’s tariffs and other legislative initiatives.

The Trump administration argued that the tariffs, imposed under emergency powers, were necessary to combat “unfair trade practices” and safeguard national security. The Commerce Secretary even claimed that the President’s offer for trade access to India and Pakistan helped avert a full-scale war, suggesting that an adverse ruling could jeopardize the ceasefire.

However, the court remained unconvinced, emphasizing that Congress has the ultimate authority to regulate trade. The Justice Department has already filed a notice of appeal, setting the stage for a protracted legal battle.

The ruling is expected to have significant implications for international trade relations and could potentially impact ongoing trade negotiations with several countries. The White House spokesman was quoted as saying that “It is not for unelected judges to decide how to properly address a national emergency”.

Read More