National

Harvard Files Amended Complaint Challenging Proclamation Banning International Students

Harvard University has filed an amended 101-page complaint in federal court challenging President Trump’s April 30, 2025 proclamation that bars foreign nationals from entering the United States to study at Harvard and

June 6, 2025

Education·National·Trump

New American Flag with Greenland star arrives near the White House

Washington – A new flag was spotted hanging near the White House that has a 51st star on it, colored green for Greenland. The flag is on the side of the Grange

June 4, 2025

National·Trump·World

Romanian Citizen Pleads Guilty to Swatting Numerous Members of Congress, Churches, and Former U.S. Officials

WASHINGTON – A Romanian citizen pleaded guilty today to conspiring to engage in a widespread swatting and bomb threat campaign that targeted dozens of public officials, religious institutions, and others. According to

June 3, 2025

Crime·National

Deaf Advocacy Group Sues White House Over Halted Sign Language Interpretation at Press Briefings

The National Association of the Deaf filed a lawsuit against the White House last week, accusing the administration of cutting off access for deaf and hard-of-hearing Americans by discontinuing American Sign Language

June 2, 2025

National·Trump

Molotov Attack at Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall Injures Six; FBI Investigating as Terrorism

An anti-Israel attacker disrupted a peaceful demonstration in downtown Boulder on Sunday, throwing Molotov cocktails into a crowd of participants and injuring at least five people. The FBI is now treating the

June 2, 2025

National·Terrorism

Trump Addresses Nippon Deal, Gaza Ceasefire, and Global Trade in Impromptu Airport Remarks

WASHINGTON — After a weather-delayed landing at Joint Base Andrews Thursday evening, former President Donald J. Trump spoke briefly with reporters on the tarmac, addressing a wide range of issues from global

May 31, 2025

National·Trump

Stephen Miller says American students should not have to compete with the rest of the world.

Washington, D.C. — A top White House aide said on Thursday that the Trump administration is preparing a policy shift that could make it significantly harder for international students to obtain visas, citing

May 30, 2025

Education·National

U.S. to Impose Visa Restrictions on Foreign Officials Who Censor Americans’ Online Speech

WASHINGTON — The State Department on Tuesday announced a new visa restriction policy aimed at foreign officials who attempt to censor protected speech originating in the United States, marking a move to

May 28, 2025

National·World

Trump bristles at the term ‘TACO’–Trump Always Chickens Out–to describe his tariff policy.

President Donald Trump launched into a spirited defense of his trade policy after being asked about the acronym “TACO”—short for “Trump Always Chickens Out”—a jab some critics use to describe his handling

May 28, 2025

National·Trump

State Department Pauses New Student Visa Interviews Amid Expanded Social Media Vetting

Washington, D.C. — The U.S. State Department has temporarily halted the scheduling of new visa interviews for international students and exchange visitors, citing plans to implement expanded social media screening protocols. This pause, effective immediately,

May 28, 2025

Education·National·World

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