Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Federal Funding Freeze and Academic Control Demands
Harvard University is suing the Trump administration over a $2.2 billion research funding freeze tied to demands for changes in academic governance and viewpoint diversity audits. The lawsuit challenges government pressure on university hiring, admissions, and tax status, warning of damage to research, education, and U.S. higher ed reputation.
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Trump Calls FSU Shooting a Shame, Holds Firm on Second Amendment Amid Tense Debate
After the Florida State University mass shooting left two dead and six injured, President Trump rejected calls for stricter gun control, sticking to his Second Amendment promise. The suspect, Phoenix Ikner, used a deputy’s service weapon. The event reopens fierce debate on gun safety and school violence.
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Bernie Sanders Electrifies Coachella with Passionate Plea for Justice
During his surprise appearance at Coachella 2025, Bernie Sanders captivated a young audience with an urgent call for action against systemic injustices. Criticizing President Trump's climate policies and corporate greed, Sanders underscored the importance of youth activism in shaping America's future.
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett: Championing Civil Rights from Texas to Congress
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a dedicated civil rights advocate, entered Congress in 2023 after a pioneering legal and political career in Texas. From her beginnings in St. Louis to influential roles in the Texas House and now as a U.S. Representative, she continually champions voting rights, criminal justice reform, and environmental policies. Her trajectory is marked by commitment to social justice and impactful legislation.
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Nevada Governor Pushes for Federal Land Release to Solve Housing Crisis: Challenges Persist
Nevada's governor urges the federal government to release land to tackle the state's housing crisis, citing Clark County's 88% federal land block as a barrier. The proposal faces opposition from Democrats and Indigenous groups highlighting cultural and environmental concerns. Discussions underscore a tension between long-term reform and immediate housing needs.
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Trump Ousts Gen. Charles Brown as Joint Chiefs Chairman, Picks Dan Caine as Successor
President Donald Trump has removed Gen. Charles Brown as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and nominated Lt. Gen. Dan Caine in a significant military leadership reshuffle. Brown, the first Black Air Force chief, faced criticism over his diversity stance. This shift aligns with Trump's 'America First' focus on military modernization, also leading to dismissals of other top military officials.
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Trump's Controversial Ouster of Gen. CQ Brown: A Shake-Up in the U.S. Military Leadership
In a bold move, President Trump dismissed Gen. CQ Brown, the second Black chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, before the end of his term. This decision, criticized for politicizing the military, replaces Brown with Lt. Gen. Dan Caine amidst a broader military reshuffle reflecting resistance to diversity initiatives.
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Tulsi Gabbard Takes Helm as Trump's Director of National Intelligence in Close Senate Vote
Tulsi Gabbard has been confirmed as the Director of National Intelligence under President Trump. With a closely contested 52-48 Senate vote, Gabbard—a former Democrat and 2020 presidential candidate—joins the Trump administration after switching parties. Her shift prompted debates on her past controversial ties and oversight of surveillance programs, sparking discussions about her transformed political trajectory.
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Trump's Bold Move to Lead Kennedy Center Sparks Controversy
Donald Trump has announced his plans to take over as chairman of the Kennedy Center board, causing a stir by removing trustees and challenging current leadership. The Kennedy Center, however, maintains adherence to established protocols, with President Deborah Rutter in place until her planned departure. This move raises concerns about the politicization of cultural institutions.
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Delhi Elections 2025: Key Reasons Behind AAP's Downfall and BJP's Triumph
The 2025 Delhi Assembly election marked a major political shift, with BJP dethroning AAP after a decade. Key factors included government dissatisfaction, corruption scandals, infrastructure issues, and targeted BJP campaigning. AAP's promises remained unfulfilled, and internal conflicts hurt them, while BJP secured a strong victory with 47 seats.
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