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More than 45 million Americans are expected to travel at least 50 miles this Memorial Day weekend according to AAA. NBC News' Erin McLaughlin reports on the best times to travel to avoid the worst of the congestion. President Trump said if iPhone production is not moved to the United States, he would slap a 25% tariff on the popular product. NBC News' Peter Alexander reports he also said would impose a 50% tariff on goods from the European Union beginning June 1. Singer Billy Joel announced that he has been diagnosed with a brain condition called Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. The Grammy winner said he was canceling his remaining tour dates. NBC News' Anne Thompson has the story. A day after the Trump administration ordered Harvard to stop admitting international students, a federal judge temporarily blocked the ban. NBC News' Andrea Mitchell reports in a filing, Harvard called the order a "blatant violation" of the Constitution. After a group of Army instructors on boats in the Florida panhandle allegedly fired rifles with blank rounds in front of a crowd, they have been temporarily decertified according to a military spokesperson. NBC News' Jesse Kirsch reports. A court filing reveals details about the way the suspect behaved in the fatal shooting of two young staffers at the Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C.. NBC News' Aaron Gilchrist reports. Uche Ojeh, Sheinelle Jones' husband has died after a brave fight against an aggressive form of brain cancer. NBC News' Joe Fryer remembers Uche with those who loved him.
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