Trump Withdraws $400 Million from Columbia: Other Universities May Follow Suit.

The Trump Administration’s recent decision to withdraw $400 million in federal funding from Columbia University has raised concerns across at least nine other universities. These schools, which include a mix of public institutions and Ivy League members, have been identified by the Department of Justice as potentially failing to protect Jewish students and faculty. Faculty … Read more

Gene Hackman Grieves the Loss of His Wife and Caregiver, Facing a Week of Solitude

A couple, Gene Hackman, 95, and Betsy Arakawa, have passed away, leaving behind a story of love and care. Officials reported that Hackman died due to heart disease, while Arakawa succumbed to a rare viral infection. Tragically, Arakawa is believed to have died first, possibly on February 11. Hackman, who was struggling with advanced Alzheimer’s, … Read more

Funding for Study Abroad Programs Halted, Leaving Some Students in Limbo

Frida Larios, a senior at California State University, Los Angeles, recently faced a troubling situation just days after arriving in Seoul for a study-abroad program. Shortly after her arrival, she received an email informing her that her scholarship funds were currently unavailable. This issue stems from a funding pause implemented by the State Department in … Read more

The Painful Familiarity of the Pope’s Condition

Well-wishers gathered in St. Peter’s Square on Thursday evening to pray for Pope Francis, marking the first time they heard his voice since his hospitalization nearly three weeks ago. In a short audio message, Francis expressed his gratitude for their prayers, saying, “May God bless you, and may the Virgin protect you.” His voice sounded … Read more

U.S. Court Holds China Accountable for Covid Mistakes, Orders $24 Billion Fine

A federal judge in Missouri has ruled that the Chinese government is responsible for the early mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic and for hoarding essential protective equipment. This decision, made by Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh Jr., resulted in a judgment exceeding $24 billion. Missouri officials are determined to enforce this ruling by seizing Chinese assets. … Read more

Homeland Security Department to Terminate Union Agreement with TSA Employees

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced a significant change regarding collective bargaining for Transportation Security Officers (TSOs). In a statement released on Friday, the DHS claimed that a small number of underperforming TSA employees were misusing benefits and that too many were focusing on union activities instead of their security responsibilities. The department … Read more

Trump Seriously Weighing Additional Sanctions on Russia to Achieve Cease-Fire Agreement

Former President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he is seriously considering imposing significant sanctions and tariffs on Russia. This potential action is linked to the ongoing war in Ukraine, which has now entered its fourth year. Trump expressed his concerns about the current situation, stating that Russia is heavily attacking Ukraine on the battlefield. … Read more