Thursday, May 29

Sixteen states sue the Trump administration to halt $1.4 billion in federal funding cuts to the National Science Foundation's STEM programs.

Thursday, May 29

A judge has ruled that the Trump administration's efforts to deport Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil are likely unconstitutional, highlighting significant legal concerns.

Thursday, May 29

Elon Musk bids farewell to his role in the Trump administration, thanking the president while expressing frustration over a major spending bill.

Tuesday, May 27

Hong Kong schools are inviting students affected by the Harvard ban as the Education Bureau aims to strengthen its talent pool.

Monday, May 26

Thousands across the U.S. gather to commemorate George Floyd's murder as activists decry setbacks in police reform efforts.

Monday, May 26

The US has eased long-standing sanctions on Syria, a move welcomed by the Syrian government as a positive step for humanitarian relief and reconstruction.

Saturday, May 24

Belgium's Princess Elisabeth faces uncertainty over her studies at Harvard due to the U.S. administration's ban on international students.

Saturday, May 24

The Trump administration has accused Columbia University of violating Jewish students' civil rights by failing to address antisemitism effectively.

Friday, May 23

Frank Bisignano, the new Social Security chief, admits he had to Google his role after being appointed, sparking concerns about leadership stability.

Friday, May 23

A federal judge blocks the Trump administration from terminating international students' legal status, providing crucial protections during legal proceedings.