
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Bid to Dismantle Education Department
A federal judge has halted the Trump administration’s plan to cut half of the Department of Education’s staff, ruling the layoffs unlawful.
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A federal judge has halted the Trump administration’s plan to cut half of the Department of Education’s staff, ruling the layoffs unlawful.
China, as SCO president, has launched events under the SCO Year of Sustainable Development to deepen cooperation in poverty reduction and share tailored development experiences across member states.
Slovakia leads the world in cars per capita, and Chinese mainland investors like Geely-owned Volvo and battery producer Gotion are driving tech upgrades and green growth in its auto sector.
In this week’s Asia News Wrap, the Philippine president orders his Cabinet to resign after an election setback. Discover what’s next for Manila’s leadership.
A mountain torrent and mudslide hit a village in south China’s Guangxi region early Friday, leaving eight people missing and damaging ten houses.
DPRK launches a full-scale probe into the Chongjin Shipyard destroyer launch accident, revealing hull damage and setting a recovery timeline.
The Trump administration revoked Harvard’s SEVP certification, barring new international students and forcing current ones to transfer or lose status, sparking academic and legal concerns.
Zhao Leji and Turkmen Assembly chair Dunyagozel Gulmanova align the Belt and Road Initiative with Turkmenistan’s strategy, boosting connectivity, agriculture and cultural ties.
In Washington, a suspect has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder after allegedly gunning down Israeli Embassy staff outside a museum, raising concerns over diplomatic security.
China’s FM spokesperson Mao Ning strongly condemned the Pakistan school bus attack that killed five, including three children, and injured over 30 others.