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Trump Demands Harvard’s Foreign Student List

Judge Blocks Trump on Visa Revocations at Harvard

Trump Rages Overnight on Harvard Foreign Students

President Donald Trump intensifies attacks on Harvard University, demanding disclosure of foreign students' identities and accusing the school of exploiting US funds. Legal setbacks include a judge blocking visa revocations tied to these actions.

US Citizen Arrested in Firebomb Plot at Israel Embassy

Man Nabbed at JFK for Attempted Embassy Firebombing

Feds Arrest Colorado Man Over US Embassy Firebomb Plan

Multiple arrests of U.S. citizens and dual nationals occurred over plots and attempts to firebomb the U.S. Embassy or its offices in Israel, highlighting a growing security concern. Details include arrests at JFK Airport and other charges.

Russia Launches Largest Drone-and-Missile Attack on Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine Complete Largest Prisoner Swap

Russia Bombards Ukraine Amid Prisoner Exchange

Russia has escalated its military aggression with massive drone and missile attacks across Ukraine, causing significant casualties amid ongoing prisoner exchanges between the two countries.

Senate GOP Threatens Roadblock to Trump’s ‘Big Bill’

Rand Paul Slams ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ as Debt Explosion

Sen. Ron Johnson Warns Senate Will Stop Trump Bill

Senate Republican leaders, including Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul, voice serious opposition to President Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill', threatening to stall the legislation due to concerns over increased national debt and insufficient spending cuts.

Israeli Strikes Kill 38 in Gaza Including Children

Gaza Doctor Loses Nine Children in Airstrike

Israeli Strikes Kill 14 Including Woman and Kids

Israeli airstrikes have killed dozens in Gaza, including children and medical personnel, sparking outrage as humanitarian concerns about aid access and a growing hunger crisis mount in the war-torn territory.

Johnson Defends Medicaid Cuts in ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

Johnson Warns Senate Not to Meddle with ‘Big Beautiful Bill’

Johnson Insists Medicaid Cuts Target Abusers Only

House Speaker Mike Johnson defends key provisions of the 'Big Beautiful Bill', including Medicaid cuts, emphasizing a moral aspect and denying that deserving beneficiaries will lose coverage. He also urges Senators not to alter the legislation excessively.

George Floyd’s 5th Anniversary Marked Across US

Cities Tied to George Floyd Honor Legacy at 5 Years

Five Years After George Floyd, Racial Reckoning Lingers

Five years after George Floyd's death, nationwide vigils and remembrances highlight ongoing struggle for police reform amid discussions of the legacy and impact of the racial justice movement sparked by his killing.

Judge Orders Trump Admin to Return Deported Guatemalan

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to return a Guatemalan man who was deported to Mexico back to the United States, highlighting ongoing legal challenges in immigration and deportation policies.

Ukraine and Russia Conclude Major Prisoner Exchange

Russia and Ukraine Complete Last Leg of Prisoner Swap

Prisoner Swap Resumes Amid Russian Air Barrage

Ukrainian and Russian forces have completed a significant prisoner swap, marking the third phase of cooperation amidst escalating conflict and ongoing military assaults, including large-scale missile attacks.

North Korea Detains Officials Over Warship Launch Flop

North Korea Arrests 3 Over Destroyer Accident

North Korea has detained three shipyard officials held responsible for the failed launch of a naval destroyer, a major accident that has drawn the ire of leader Kim Jong Un.

Crypto Investor Faces Kidnap and Torture Charges in NYC

Crypto Boss's Assistant Also Arrested in Kidnap Plot

Crypto investor John Woeltz was charged with kidnapping and torturing an Italian businessman in a New York City apartment for weeks in an attempt to steal his cryptocurrency passwords.

US Military Spends $6B to Boost Recruitment

Military Invests Billions in Troop Retention Efforts

The US military has spent more than $6 billion over the past three years to recruit and retain service members, aiming to counter enlistment shortages amid global strategic challenges.

Severe Weather Hits Central, Southern US on Memorial Day

Memorial Day Travel Wrecked by Severe Storms

Severe weather with hail, wind, and storms disrupts travel and holiday activities across central and southern U.S. during Memorial Day weekend, causing delays and hazards for travelers.

Six Injured in Colorado Springs Shooting, One Critical

Mass Shooting Injures Seven in Tennessee Park

A shooting incident in Colorado Springs left six people injured, including one critically, demonstrating ongoing concerns about violence in public and school areas.

Pope Leo XIV Declares ‘I am Roman!’ Completing Bishop Role

Pope Prays for Chinese Catholics to Join Rome Communion

Pope Leo XIV’s First Comments on Thorny Foreign Policies

Pope Leo XIV completed formalities to become Bishop of Rome, declaring 'I am Roman!' as the first American pope, and has made public remarks regarding key foreign policy issues, including China's Catholics.

Johnson Warns Senate: ‘Best Not to Meddle’ with Bill

Speaker Urges Senate GOP Not to Alter Spending Bill Too Much

House Speaker Mike Johnson warns Senate Republicans not to make major changes to the House-passed 'Big Beautiful Bill,' emphasizing the delicate balance achieved and urging passage without significant meddling.