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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the U.S. and China have reached a deal in which China will supply rare earth minerals and magnets, and the U.S. will allow Chinese students to study at American universities.⁠
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“WE ARE GETTING A TOTAL OF 55% TARIFFS, CHINA IS GETTING 10%. RELATIONSHIP IS EXCELLENT!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.⁠
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A White House official said the U.S. tariff includes a 10% reciprocal rate, 20% tied to fentanyl trafficking, and a 25% carryover from past policies. China will apply a 10% tariff on U.S. imports. Trump added that the deal awaits final approval from him and President Xi Jinping. “FULL MAGNETS, AND ANY NECESSARY RARE EARTHS, WILL BE SUPPLIED, UP FRONT, BY CHINA,” he said.⁠
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Officials said the agreement revives a stalled trade truce by lifting Chinese export limits and resuming cooperation. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick described it as putting “meat on the bones” of last month’s Geneva talks.⁠
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UPDATE: A bill expanding access to abortion has now passed both houses of the New South Wales parliament.

MPs were given a conscience vote on the bill brought by Greens MP Amanda Cohn, which will allow nurse-practitioners and endorsed midwives to prescribe abortion medication for early stage pregnancies.

The bill passed, 65 votes to 20 on Wednesday afternoon, with the support of the premier and opposition leader.

Coalition and Labor MPs were given a conscience vote on the matter.

Under Dr Cohn's original bill, doctors with moral objections to abortion would be legally required to refer a patient to another practitioner who would provide the service.

Some mandatory reporting requirements would also be abolished.

However, these proposals were among those stripped from the bill in the upper house last week, due to lack of support.

Dr Cohn said the Greens were "incredibly proud to have put abortion access on the political agenda".

"At a time when advocates for women's rights and reproductive rights have been anxious that our hard-fought rights could be eroded, it's significant for the NSW parliament, across party lines, to not only safeguard reproductive rights in NSW, but improve them," she said in a statement.

🖊️ Nick Dole via ABC News NSW

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Take-Two Interactive has delayed the release of “Grand Theft Auto VI” to May 26, 2026, moving the title outside of its fiscal 2026 calendar and into fiscal 2027. The postponement caused Take-Two shares to drop 8% in early trading. CEO Strauss Zelnick stated, “We support fully Rockstar Games taking additional time to realize their creative vision for Grand Theft Auto VI.”⁠
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The delay could reduce overall growth expectations for the gaming sector in 2025, as “GTA VI” had been seen as a major catalyst for industry momentum. Despite the push, Take-Two reaffirmed its projections for record net bookings in both fiscal 2026 and 2027. Analyst Wyatt Swanson noted, “This alleviates some of the potential concerns around sales cannibalization in FY’26.”⁠
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Rockstar released a trailer for the game in December 2023, revealing a return to Vice City and introducing Lucia, the series’ first female lead. The video surpassed 100 million views within a day. In the meantime, Take-Two plans to launch other titles, including “Borderlands 4” and “Mafia: The Old Country.”⁠
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