Court stops immediate deportation threat for Harvard’s foreign students
A federal judge in the United States has blocked the department of homeland security order barring Harvard University from enrolling international students.
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The Trump administration’s move to stop Harvard from admitting international students: What to know
Noem accused Harvard of fostering “an unsafe campus environment” and alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party, though without presenting evidence.
Big law firm insists Trump deal is merely a 364-word Truth Social message
A&O Shearman, one of nine major law firms named in a Truth Social post by former President Donald Trump, told Congress that the 364-word post is the full extent of its agreement with Trump.
House Republicans to investigate Biden’s mental decline and autopen use
The House Oversight Committee has requested interviews with President Joe Biden’s former doctor and top aides over allegations they concealed his cognitive decline and may have signed official documents on his behalf.
Plane crash in San Diego ignites fire in 15 homes
“The main goal moving forward is to ensure all those houses are cleared and no one is inside.” — Dan Eddy, Assistant Fire Chief
Van Jones SLAMS Biden cover-up: ‘A crime against the republic’
Now, even the former president’s fiercest supporters are admitting that they were wrong about the president’s health, including Van Jones.
Trump throws lavish gala for elite memecoin investors
“It’s fundamentally corrupt — a way to buy access to the President,” said Sen. Chris Murphy.
Two dead after shooting outside D.C.’s Capital Jewish Museum
2 Israeli Embassy staff members killed in shooting outside of event at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC: Sources
S Africa president in oval office: ‘Sorry I don’t have a plane for you’…
Trump: “If you had a plane to bring me…” Ramaphosa: “I’m sorry I don’t have a plane.”
U.S Judge says deporting South Sudanese violates court ruling
A U.S. federal judge has ruled that the deportation of eight men to South Sudan “unquestionably” violated his court order requiring migrants be allowed to challenge their removal to third countries.