A federal court ruled President Trump lacks the authority to unilaterally impose sweeping tariffs, deeming them "contrary to law." The court found that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act doesn't grant the president unlimited tariff-imposing power. The Trump administration, arguing the ruling would cause a foreign policy crisis,...
Harvard University's graduation ceremony is overshadowed by a major conflict with the US government. The escalating dispute, detailed by New York Times investigative reporter Michael S. Schmidt, highlights the administration's determination to achieve its goals. The nature of the conflict remains unspecified in the provided text, but it...
House Republicans passed a domestic policy bill including significant Medicaid cuts, sparking a political battle for the 2026 midterms. Democrats label the bill a "tax scam" for the wealthy, funded by healthcare cuts, while Republicans frame it as strengthening Medicaid by focusing on work requirements and preventing fraud. ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the Trump administration will aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students with ties to the Chinese Communist Party or studying in "critical fields." This decision, impacting roughly 275,000 students, is expected to heighten US-China tensions. The move follows broader crackdowns on elite universities...
Following a tragic accident resulting in the death of a family, the Moore family is receiving condolences. Criticism is directed at Governor Abbott for politicizing the event by focusing on the perpetrator's immigration status and for irresponsibly calling for the death penalty. Concerns are raised about the potential for...
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration's revocation of Harvard's ability to enroll international students, extending a prior order. The administration had given Harvard 30 days to challenge the revocation, citing concerns about misconduct, campus safety, and compliance with the Student and Exchange Visitor Program. This action...
Harvard University has been given 30 days by the Trump administration to challenge the revocation of its certification to enroll international students. The administration initially ordered the termination, citing non-compliance and alleged hostility towards Jewish students. However, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order, maintaining the status quo...
Harvard University is facing a legal battle with the Trump administration over a ban on enrolling international students. The administration alleges civil rights violations, including antisemitism, while Harvard counters, citing efforts to address such issues. In a twist, Harvard's lawyers plan to use President Trump's public criticisms of...
Portugal's anti-immigration Chega party, meaning "Enough," has become the main opposition party after securing 60 seats in parliament, surpassing the Socialists by two. This marks a significant shift in Portuguese politics, as Chega, a previously fringe party, has risen to prominence due to its hardline stance on immigration and...
Poland's presidential runoff election on Sunday pits liberal pro-EU Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski against nationalist conservative Karol Nawrocki. The race is extremely close, with the outcome uncertain. US President Trump has endorsed Nawrocki, suggesting closer military ties if he wins. The election's impact extends beyond Poland, affecting its...
