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Federal Government to Cut an Additional $450 Million in Harvard Grants
The decision comes as Harvard’s president recently said the university will not alter its principles to comply with demands from the Trump administration.
A Semi-Automatic Rifle Ban or Not? In Colorado, It Depends Who You Ask
Colorado’s statute requires semiautomatic rifles and pistols to have fixed magazines that comply with the state’s ban on so-called large-capacity magazines.
China’s Footprint Is Clear in Kashmir Crisis, Analysts Say
A Chinese-made satellite phone was detected at the site of the deadly terror attack that killed 26 tourists on April 22.
Temu Stops Shipments From China After Trump Ends de Minimis Exemption
As the United States closes the trade loophole for goods shipped from China, online retailer Temu says it has shifted its supply chain.
California In-Home Caregivers Allege They Were Duped Into Union Membership and Dues
Three public employee unions in California are being sued for allegedly misleading in-home care givers into joining a union and paying dues without consent.
5 Things We Know About Wisconsin Judge’s Arrest for Allegedly Obstructing ICE
Judge Hannah Dugan faces felony obstruction charges as well as preventing an illegal immigrant from being arrested.
As Harvard and Trump Face Off, Some in Higher Education See Academic Freedom and Taxpayer Funding Differently
Leaders from Hillsdale College, the University of Austin, and Harvard’s Republicans diverge from a left-leaning culture.
RFK Jr. Responds to Report He’s Considering Removing COVID-19 Vaccines From CDC Schedule
‘We shouldn’t be making recommendations that are not good for the population,’ the health secretary said.
Remains of Mother, Child Found Near Gilgo Beach Identified 28 Years Later
Nassau County police identified the remains of a mother and child found murdered 28 years ago as U.S. Army veteran Tanya Denise Jackson and her daughter.
White House Responds to China Warning Countries Against Making Deals With US
White House press secretary says that the dozens of countries reaching out to strike a deal with the United States ’speak for themselves.’
Who Are Possible Contenders to Succeed Pope Francis?
While the pope’s funeral is scheduled for April 26, plans are already in motion to choose his successor
Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Task Force That Issues Preventive Care Mandates
A federal appeals court previously ruled that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force’s structure made it unconstitutional.
Pope Francis Dies at 88 After Suffering Stroke, Heart Failure
The pontiff leaves behind a legacy of attempted reform that was not without controversy.
Trump Admin Files Response to Supreme Court Pause on Deportations
The ACLU’s emergency application challenges Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport illegal immigrants accused of being criminal gang members.
Former NY Police Sgt. Gets 18 Months in Prison for Acting as CCP Agent
Michael McMahon was hired as a private investigator and said he was unaware that he was hired by the Chinese communist regime.
Idaho Governor Signs Bill for Ivermectin to Be Sold Over the Counter
The measure, which the state Legislature passed earlier this year, went into law immediately on April 14.
US–China Trade War Challenges CCP’s ‘Symbolic Legitimacy’: Analysts
Beijing’s escalating trade fight with Washington threatens to deepen its economic woes, but backing down risks the CCP’s hold on power, according to analysts.
Federal Government Freezes $2.2 Billion Funding to Harvard After It Refuses to Comply
The university accused the federal government of trying to impose ‘direct governmental regulation’ on its academic programs.
