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The move throws foreign students’ academic futures into uncertainty a week before graduation. International students make up approximately a quarter of Harvard’s student body. Continue reading →
The Senate attached the proposal to its $61 million budget plan, in effect voting to diffuse a power the Legislature has long enjoyed. Continue reading →
Johnson and his GOP leadership team appeared confident after a lengthy White House meeting with GOP holdouts to salvage the “big, beautiful bill,” even as more Republicans announced their opposition. Continue reading →
The man accused of fatally shooting two staff members of the Israeli Embassy in Washington has been charged with murder of foreign officials and other crimes. Continue reading →
While it does not have the force of a law or official policy, the report will be used by the MAHA commission to fashion a plan that can be implemented during the remainder of Trump’s term. Continue reading →
Six people were on board the plane, according to the FAA. Authorities were still combing the scene and recovering the bodies before releasing an official number and identifying the dead. Continue reading →
They were leaving a young diplomats event at the Capital Jewish Museum that was meant to “foster unity and celebrate Jewish heritage” when they were killed, and were days away from getting engaged. Continue reading →
Alberta, a western province with vast energy resources, is laying the groundwork to hold a referendum asking voters whether they support seceding from Canada. Continue reading →
While confirming that about 90 truckloads of aid had entered the Gaza Strip by Thursday, aid officials said the shipment was a tiny fraction of what was needed. Continue reading →
By going after Harvard’s international students, the president might be pleasing his base. But he’s endangering the country’s future prosperity. Continue reading →
Presiding over the ceremony was federal judge Nathaniel M. Gorton, who reminded the new citizens of the founding ideals of their adopted country — and the duties they now share. Continue reading →
International students are panicked, wondering if they'll be able to graduate, continue their studies at Harvard, or even stay legally in the US. Continue reading →
Teams take on the personality of their coach. Mike Vrabel is shaping, molding, and refining the rebirth of the Patriots in his bootstraps, never-back-down image. Continue reading →
The proposal has reignited long-standing concerns that runaway federal spending will drive up borrowing costs for everyone, not just the government. Continue reading →
Here's what the bill, as currently written, would do for taxes, Medicaid and Medicare funding, student loans, and clean-energy credits. Continue reading →
Propelled by his Paralympic victory in Atlanta in 1996, Mr. Cassell created a foundation with the goal of training disabled sailors to compete with everyone else on a “level playing field.” Continue reading →
Mr. Luers used writers and artists to help shield the Czech writer and dissident Vaclav Havel from communist reprisals during the Cold War. Continue reading →
There's a lot that will look familiar about the show — the wealthy setting, the jaw-dropping real estate — but that doesn't stop it from being the ideal Memorial Day binge watch. Continue reading →
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