Legal scholars say the defense secretary's Pentagon briefing statement violated international humanitarian law and the Pentagon's own rulebook, though one expert calls it Trumpian hyperbole
The president linked violent behavior to heredity following shootings in Virginia and Michigan, drawing condemnation and renewing scrutiny of a years-long pattern
New York's democratic socialist mayor proposes a 9.5 percent property tax increase as a "last resort" while demanding Albany raise taxes on the wealthy, but fiscal watchdogs say the city has a spending problem no tax hike can solve
Internal data reveals 40% of those detained had no criminal record as administration claims 70% arrest rate for criminals
Research institute warns of alleged Muslim Brotherhood influence campaign through educational donations
Luu emphasized that while the collapse occurs on vast cosmic scales, intelligent civilizations might never detect it—until it’s too late.
The decision followed backlash tied to Kehlani’s pro-Palestinian activism, including criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza and references in her music.
Critics argue federal funding requires compliance with laws like Title VI, while Harvard defends its independence and race-based admissions.