US Court Halts Trump’s Emergency-Authority Tariffs: What’s Next?
US trade court blocks Trump’s IEEPA-based tariffs, prompting appeals, SME relief and fresh strategies. What could happen next in the tariff battle?
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Islamophobia Spikes in the US Amid Gaza Conflict
A new report shows Islamophobia hit record highs in the US last year amid the Gaza conflict, sparking calls for action and solidarity from global communities.
Harvard vs. U.S. Government: Academia’s High-Stakes Battle
Harvard’s battle with the U.S. government over foreign student enrollment and academic freedom intensifies as legal challenges mount and a federal judge pauses the suspension order.
Trump Eyes $3B Harvard Funds for Trade Schools in Education Clash
President Trump threatens to reallocate $3B in federal grants from Harvard to U.S. trade schools, sparking debates on antisemitism, academic freedom and international student policies.
Trump Demands Names & Origins of Harvard’s Foreign Students
Trump has called for the names and countries of Harvard’s 6,800 international students, igniting a debate on campus diversity and federal funding.
Five Years Later: George Floyd’s Uncertain Legacy
Americans mark five years since George Floyd’s death, reflecting on the Black Lives Matter movement and political backtracking on civil rights and diversity reforms.
Five Years After George Floyd: A Movement in Flux
Marking five years since George Floyd’s death, activists and leaders reflect on BLM’s rise, policy rollbacks under Trump, and the fight for racial justice.
U.S. Officials Sold Stocks Ahead of Trump’s Tariff Plan
Over a dozen senior U.S. officials and aides sold significant stock holdings just before President Trump’s tariff announcement, prompting scrutiny over potential insider trading.
Harvard Sues Trump Over Ban on 7,000+ International Students
Harvard sues Trump administration over block on more than 7,000 international students, calling the move a constitutional violation and a blow to campus diversity.
U.S. Bars Harvard from Enrolling New International Students
The U.S. DHS has revoked Harvard’s SEVP certification, halting new international student admissions and sparking a debate on global academic mobility.